Conveying - Law Dictionary Search Results
Demissionary
Pertaining to transfer or conveyance as a demissionary deed
Dentiphone
An instrument which placed against the teeth conveys sound to the auditory nerve an audiphone
Derivative
Obtained by derivation derived not radical original or fundamental originating deduced or formed from something else secondary as a derivative conveyance a derivative word
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Disponee
The person to whom any property is legally conveyed
Eke
To increase to add to to augment now commonly used with out the notion conveyed being to add to or piece out by a laborious inferior or scanty addition as to eke out a scanty supply...
Mortmain
Possession of lands or tenements in or conveyance to dead hands or hands that cannot alienate
Electrode
a conducting object by which electricity is conveyed into or from a solution or other non metallic conducting medium esp the ends of the wires or conductors leading from source of electricity and terminating in the...
Estafet
A courier who conveys messages to another courier a military courier sent from one part of an army to another
Facultative
Having relation to the grant or exercise faculty or authority privilege license or the like hence optional as facultative enactments or those which convey a faculty or permission the facultative referendum of Switzerland is one that...
grantee
The person to whom a grant or conveyance is made
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