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81deed of variation — A written deed that identifies the specific provisions of a will to be varied. It must be signed by any person who would otherwise have benefited from the will as originally drawn. No payment or inducement must pass between the beneficiaries in… …
82deed of variation — A written deed that identifies the specific provisions of a will to be varied. It must be signed by any person who would otherwise have benefited from the will as originally drawn. No payment or inducement must pass between the beneficiary in… …
83deed */*/ — UK [diːd] / US [dɪd] noun [countable] Word forms deed : singular deed plural deeds 1) literary something that someone does 2) [usually plural] legal an official document that gives details of a legal agreement, especially about who owns a… …
84deed — [[t]did[/t]] n. 1) something that is done, performed, or accomplished; act: a good deed[/ex] 2) an exploit or achievement; feat 3) action or performance, esp. as indicative of one s intentions 4) law a document executed under seal and delivered… …
85deed inter partes — A deed executed by grantor and grantee. Smith v Emery, 12 NJL 53, 60. A deed executed by the persons named therein as grantor and grantee, as distinguished from a deed executed by the agent or attorney of one of the parties or by the agent of… …
86deed of release — Formerly, the term seems to have been applied only to deeds conveying all the right, title, and interest of the grantor to a grantee who already had some estate in possession in the land released, but in modern usage it is not one of the… …
87deed poll — A deed made in one part and signed only by the grantor. It took its name from the fact that the edges were smooth and polled or shaven, as distinguished from a deed which was indented and in two parts. When such a deed is accepted by the grantee …
88deed poll — noun a deed made and executed by only one party • Topics: ↑law, ↑jurisprudence • Hypernyms: ↑deed, ↑deed of conveyance, ↑title …
89deed — I. noun Etymology: Middle English dede, from Old English dǣd; akin to Old English dōn to do Date: before 12th century 1. something that is done < evil deeds > 2. a usually illustrious act or action ; feat, exploit < a hero s daring …
90deed — 1. noun /diːd/ a) An action or act; something that is done. I will punish whomever is responsible for this deed! b) A brave or noteworthy action; a feat or exploit. The knights deeds won the hearts of the people …
