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declaration
a car) and coverage of an insurance policy 4 : a statement creating or giving notice of the creation of a legal entity, relationship, or status ;also : the instrument embodying such a statement declaration of condominium
Lease
of a fine limited after 1925 to take effect more than 21 years from the date of its creation is void, a contract for such a term is also void but leases of an equitable interest under
Peeress
Peeress. Women may acquire peerages by creation (as the Baroness Burdett Coutts), descent (as where a peerage goes in the female as well as in
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has in the property, did not after the passing of that Act incur a forfeiture, for such a creation was then void as to the excess, and good for his own interest, Steph. Com. 7th Edn. 463.
Parish Church
their financial powers, their administrative control have been thus different in different ages depending on the terms of creation of the trust, the purpose and objective of its establishment, the personality of the person occupying it, financial
Mortgage by conditional sale
Mortgage by conditional sale, the definition of a mortgage by conditional sale postulates the creation by the transfer of a relation of mortgagor and mortgagee, the price being charged on the property conveyed.
Monster
which has not the shape of mankind, but, in any part, evidently bears the resemblance of the brute creation, has no inheritable blood, and cannot be heir to any land, although it be brought forth in marriage;
Marchioness
Ltin marchio], a dignity in a woman answerable to that of marquess in a man, conferred either by creation, or by marriage with a marquess.
Lease or licence
Lease or licence, it is the creation of an interest in immovable property or a right to possess it that distinguishes a lease from a
Establish
has a number of meanings i.e., to ratify, confirm, settle, to found, to create. The word 'establish' includes creation also. In Webster's Third New International Dictionary, the word 'establish' has been given a number of meanings, namely,
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