quitclaim

"You might as well sign this quitclaim to the planet now and get it over with."

"You mean she won't sign the quitclaim," the judge said.

"That's why I brought a quitclaim deed for you to sign."

I think so too,' Janney said, and the quitclaim was signed.

The earliest documentary evidence of the well is in a quitclaim dated 1301.

"He had me record some quitclaim deeds for him.

He reached in and handed Heller the second quitclaim.

The majority of the site was conveyed by quitclaim deed to three private landowners.

In 1839, his surviving siblings granted him full ownership via a quitclaim deed.

Historic covenants will be incorporated into the quitclaim Deed.

As you did with Klara when she first showed up; one hundred million dollars was the amount you settled on her for a quitclaim.

Ventura County officially regained control of the airport from the federal government in 1948 by receiving a final quitclaim deed.

Most jurisdictions restrict or prohibit the use of a quitclaim deed as collateral for a bail bond.

The site was returned to the State of Alabama by Quitclaim Deed in 1948.

Mayhew had acquired this manor before 22 May 1549 as the following quitclaim testifies:

You've got your quitclaim deed.

(The modern version is called a quitclaim.)

It was Heller's quitclaim.

The quitclaim also shows that George and Sarah Pace had a son named Richard:

'When Randall sees that he is in an untenable position, he will sign a quitclaim deed immediately and move out.'

However, the sale did not proceed because there were doubts surrounding Smith and Forscutt's ownership, since their title was based on a quitclaim deed.

On the day of purchase, Perkins conveyed the temple to Russell Huntley in a quitclaim deed.

In order to simplify the matter it seems desirable that you provide me with a quitclaim to the O'Neil effect from General Services.'

As bankrupts, we had no way of repaying those debts; we hoped instead for a quitclaim, a statement of absolution.

Susan Harper died, and her heirs gave Maude Harper a quitclaim deed to the same property.

"I would say that if the state intends to quitclaim the property back to him, it will be done," Mr. Grimes said.

You can't quitclaim the easement.

A second agreement of 30 May 1067 saw Artau cede the monastery of Santa Maria de Lavaix to Raymond and quitclaim several villages (villae).

Rhys endeavoured to remain loyal to the English crown in the hope he may be restored to more of his former patrimony, but no such offers were forthcoming from the king - instead, Edward forced Rhys to quitclaim the castle to him in October 1283.