Examples of conveyance

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By the later sixteenth century there were a wide variety of alternative methods of recording conveyances, including the common recovery.
Their work required searching through previous conveyances to determine the details of the property in question such as its boundaries, its liens and its uses.
He was evidently a considerable man of affairs, energetic in gathering support for the friars, arranging conveyances, acting as executor of wills and so forth.
On the property side he investigates title to land, prepares contracts of sale, conveyances and wills, obtains probate of wills, and frequently acts as executor and trustee.
Is law an appropriate idiom for the conveyance of such histories?
Although music uses sound as its medium of conveyance, music is not just sound.
However, a reduction in conveyance rate to the hospital was observed as people could be treated on-scene.
To measure this, hospital conveyance data recorded on the database of the ambulance dispatch system in the ambulance trust were used.
Second, the reduction in the conveyance rate might have been an indirect result from a selection bias from the emergency dispatchers.
Futures and modals are often con-ated in language because they share the conveyance of unrealized states.
The nature of a conveyance can only be known for certain when the full set of title deeds has survived.
Here again neither form of conveyance was necessarily regarded as a bar to the preservation of the family claim.
A bill of sale is commonly used as a means of mortgaging goods, but it may also be used as an out-and-out conveyance.
A reduction in conveyance rate to the hospital would lead to reduced admissions to accident and emergency departments and subsequent hospitalization.
Inevitably, containerized, multi-modal shipments require that the goods be unloaded from one mode of conveyance and reloaded on another.
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