property deed

Most of what I saw was recorded property deeds, which the court would accept.

"I spent Wednesday afternoon going through property deeds and tax records."

A solicitor or lawyer will be able to help by looking at any legal contracts, including property deeds, for example.

The actual position of their lots and what was marked on property deeds did not match.

You say the Bible is not a property deed.

This was how he signed all his property deeds as he never learned to write.

One side of the fragment contains a property deed dated 138.

But the agreement lapsed in 1998, with both sides claiming the property deed.

Like all social historians, I find more property deeds than grocery bills in the archives.

Tells you to transfer your property deed or title to the individual or company.

All property deeds, houses, and hotels are held by the bank until bought by the players.

Before reading it, he noticed the property deeds.

Swedish law applies a stamp duty on property deeds, at 1.5% of the purchase value.

The ruling reaffirmed the validity of property deeds issued prior to 1974.

Though the Government lacks the property deed, this gives it the right to collect rents and pay the bills.

A property deed lay somewhere in the library.

Although Mr. Cox built the family house, he does not have the property deed.

Permanent records, like birth certificates, property deeds and insurance policies, should also be stored in a safe place.

There're no property deeds here in the safe."

For example, many older property deeds list the owners in the form "John Smith et ux."

We have early property deeds and journals.

It's not just an exchange of property deeds, not a competition among Bindmen to see who's top man.

A property deed, unregistered, would have no status.

Other documents, like property deeds, driver's licenses and tax returns, contain only the names a person chooses to put on them.