"voluntary deeds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to actions or activities that are done willingly and without being forced or obligated. Example: The organization praised the volunteers for their numerous voluntary deeds in the community, such as cleaning up the park and organizing a charity event.
A common format for the notary statement is, "Before me, the undersigned Notary Public, personally appeared John Robinson, and signed this Amendment as his free and voluntary act and deed".
One of the few viable ways to do this is for banks to accept the voluntary surrender of deeds and then lease the homes back to their former owners.
Our destinies are entirely subordinate to God's creative will; he exercises full control in all that we do, notwithstanding the fact that our deeds are fully voluntary, and we have every reason to expect that all that takes place in the world will reflect the providence of a perfectly loving father.
A Scottish Protected Trust Deed is a voluntary agreement between you and the people you owe money to who are unsecured (not secured an asset i.e. house/car) to pay them back an affordable amount over a set period of time.
In voluntary administration, Queensland Nickel will have to propose a deed of company arrangement that satisfies its creditors – whose alternative would be to vote it into liquidation.
There are societies for fun and societies for good deeds: an abundance of older people with time on their hands keep the voluntary sector going, welcoming refugees, leading dementia sufferers in singsongs, helping out with prison visiting.
If the new practice of labeling prisoner organs as voluntary donations were accepted by the international medical community, China would officially bypass, in deed alter, international ethics guidelines and the use of prisoner organs would become permanently legal.
Other personal insolvency procedures in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are individual voluntary arrangements and debt relief orders, while another one in Scotland is a "protected trust deed".
