Sentence examples for right to convey from inspiring English sources

Although appellees' decedents retain full beneficial use of the property during their lifetimes as well as the right to convey it inter vivos, the right to pass on valuable property to one's heirs is itself a valuable right.

And we cannot suppose a vendee, can acquire property in any thing, which at the time of purchase, he knew the vendor had no right to convey.

For we look upon it, every man is the sole proprietor of his own liberty, and no one but himself hath a right to convey it unless by some crime adequate to the punishment, it should be made forfeit, and so by that means becomes the property of government: But this is by no means the case in the present instance.

2. That the grantor has valid title to the land (Covenant of Right to Convey). 3.

At points the statements of the parties have haunting similarities to those in a more recent scandal: Tilton told an investigating committee from the Plymouth congregation that "it was perfectly all right... to convey the exact opposite of the truth as long as your words, technically considered, did not lie".

So does finding the right words to convey their stories.

Crolla shakes his damaged head as he searches for the right words to convey his despair.

But is broadcast advertising the right way to convey this message?

The best translations find just the right way to convey even the unappealing qualities of the original.

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He often repeated that there was no such thing as a synonym and that a writer had to track down le seul mot juste, "the unique right word," to convey his thought precisely.