"transferred property" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a property that has been transferred or passed from one owner to another. Example: After the legal proceedings were completed, the house was registered as transferred property to the new owners.
In 1919 the Mayo brothers transferred property and capital to the Mayo Properties Association, later called the Mayo Foundation, a charitable and educational corporation having a perpetual charter.
The bank fraud charge says that Justice Hathaway made false statements to ING Direct, transferred property to others and failed to disclose available cash — all in an effort to fool the bank into believing she had a financial hardship.
–Your spouse transferred property to you to avoid paying tax.
The value of the remainder interest is computed by taking the original value of the transferred property and subtracting the present value of the annuity payments.
The trustee is transferred property under the terms of the will which he or she then holds on trust for others.
Authorities are seeking Velasco on charges that she allegedly managed the finances and transferred property for her family's violent drug trafficking operation, which prosecutors say smuggled "huge quantities" of marijuana into the US, kidnapped victims for ransom, including children, and ripped off rival traffickers to sell their stolen drugs, among other offenses.
The Buy to Let Britain report from Kent Reliance last week found that some landlords have set up limited companies, while others have transferred properties to family members.
Mr. Kelly showed us an Indian deed transferring property in Bushwick, spelled "Boysyck," to the palefaces in 1660.
By transferring property now, when market values are low, you can pack more into these limits, Ms. Plaine said.
In ancient Greece and Rome, adoption was commonly used, in the absence of male heirs, to transfer property rights to protégés.
The phrasal verb to make over has been in business since 1546, meaning "to hand over" and then "to transfer property".
