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Meanings of grantee in English
Usage of grantee in English
1
As grantee, they sign it as well, accepting it without special warranty.
2
There was no grantee, no legal consideration, and no power to convey.
3
He's written 'Patent to original grantee,' and signed it 'Georgia Summerfield, Comr.'
4
No grantee or his heirs could alienate the land held in fee tail.
5
The original grantee was Don Bartolomé de Valdés, was he not?
6
But in fact the assign recovered on the original warranty to the first grantee.
7
A royal charter, even, is insufficient to make the grantee free of the City.
8
The first grantor by mentioning assigns simply enlarged the limits of his grantee's succession.
9
When the foregoing essentials are complied with the deed must be delivered to the grantee.
10
The grantee in the deed is Lester K. Holmes.
11
MEPI ignited excitement and stimulated a broad range of improvements in the grantee schools and countries.
12
It was the residence of Sir Laurence Washington, second son of the above-mentioned grantee of Sulgrave.
13
As soon as possible after the grantee has received the deed, he should have it recorded.
14
Don Bartolomé Valdés, the original grantee, failed to perfect his right of ownership in many ways.
15
They could only say that Master Faggus, being attainted of felony, was not a capable grantee.
16
The grantee must pay the recording fees.
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