deed of sale

The deed of sale was in the lawyer's office, fifteen miles away.

The deed of sale, the government said, required the company to maintain a bridge that is open to travel for 20 years.

It is recorded in the 15th century in deeds of sale.

And give me half, in exchange for a quit-claim, a deed of sale, whatever the necessary paper is.

The deed of sale included easement restrictions that preserved the property from development.

The deed of sale stated that a mill and other improvements on the property conveyed to Hook.

The deed of sale is of great interest with regard to the terms of such acquisition.

A leading Hasidic sage ruled that this year the deed of sale would be invalid.

The final designation was proved by a comparison of old maps with wills and deeds of sale.

This is a register of transactions (deeds of sale, mortgages etc.) relating to land.

The purchaser had failed to pay a portion of the purchase price in terms of the deed of sale.

"Come, Monsieur, produce your deed of sale!

This was not a deed of sale at all, so far as he could see--it provided only for the renting of the property!

Moments later, Lapowinsa and Calkanicha sign the deed of sale, and move to the country, like they always talked about.

In contemporary practice in the United States, a covenant typically refers to restrictions set on contracts like deeds of sale.

One month after the deed of sale was signed, his wife Margaretha Ahlström died of a sudden illness.

Then the vendor and buyer (or appointed representative) meet in the notaire's office to sign the acte de vente (deed of sale).

It is uncertain if Te Rauparaha understood the full implications of the deed of sale that he signed and gave to the captain.

When Vissarion handed me the completed deed of sale I was going to tear it up; but he somehow recognized my intention, and forestalled it.

Quicherat, however, throws no doubt on the deed of sale by Jehanne and her husband, des Armoises, in November 1436.

The deeds of sale of Marigny and of all the estates registered in your father's name to Hector Talon."

"And I will have to record the deed of sale for both the planet and the company branch here for it to be totally legal," said Terl.

Business and marriage contracts, loans and deeds of sale were in like manner drawn up in the presence of official scribes, who were also priests.

The Count of Diez in 1073 for the first time including a deed of sale of goods in the ground mentioned in home.

A later deed of sale included New Plymouth and all the coastal lands of North Taranaki, including Waitara.