The grantee need not be twenty-one, nor of sound mind in order to make the terms of the deed binding on the grantor.
This should be seen to, for without the wife's signature the grantee will not have a clear title, for the woman could still claim an interest in the property equal to her dower right.
The quit-claim grantor does not guarantee the title to the property, nor warrant the grantee against any other claims.
A deed "delivered in escrow" is when the document is placed with a third party to be by him delivered to the grantee when a certain time has elapsed or certain conditions have been fulfilled.
In this case the grantor retains only in name the property of the territory, the transfer of the land concerned is really cession all but in name, and it is certain that only the grantee exercises sovereignty there.
The first grantee took his principality at the landing-place; and the second, of course, could only choose his outside of this vast property.
Then the property of the second grantee compelled the third to go further off for land; and the fourth again was driven still further into the wilderness.
The grantor must give up the deed and the grantee must actually accept it, consequently the delivery of a deed after the grantor's death would not be valid.
A deed therefore stolen from one's drawer and delivered to the grantee would not be valid, however innocent the grantee might be in receiving it.
It is now necessary to inquire how far and to what extent will the issuance to the grantee of the United States patent change or modify this rule.
The grantee was required to import and place on the land one settler for every thousand acres.
That each Grantee shall enter upon and occupy the Land within Three Months from the Date of the Grant; and shall continue to occupy and improve the same, for Twelve successive Months, from the Time of such first Settlement.
The termination shall be effected by serving an advance notice in writing upon the grantee or the grantee's successor in title.
But the grantee often took possession of the whole of the land held by the antecessor, as if it were all alike his own.
The grantee stepped exactly into the place of the antecessor; he inherited all his rights and all his burthens.
When the old actions for land gave way to more modern and speedier forms, warrantors were no longer vouched in to defend, and if a grantee was evicted, damages took the place of a grant of other land.
He first puts the case of a conveyance with the usual clause binding the grantor and his heirs to warrant and defend the grantee and his heirs.
But so long as the first grantee survives, or his heirs, they are held to warranty, and not the first grantor.
Even these conditions very soon came to be considered as merely nominal, and were never required to be pursued, in order to vest in the grantee the fee simple of the soil.
Deeds-poll were mere written obligations of the grantor delivered to the grantee, the grantee making no covenants.
The grantor also covenants that the grantee shall have quiet enjoyment of the estate, that the estate is free from incumbrance, and that the grantor and his heirs warrant the title to the estate.
For example, if the deed is absolute in form, but contains a condition that the transfer is to be of no effect if the grantor pays the grantee a certain sum of money by a certain time, the deed is a conditional one.
A territorial grantee cannot be restrained from advertising and selling within his territory, even though the purchasers may take the patented article outside the vendor's territory.
They are an assignee, a grantee of an exclusive sectional right, and a licensee.
A certain income was granted to a knight upon condition that the grantee should not only become a vassal of the lord but should also agree to fight for him whenever it was necessary.
Allen's party drove the intruders away, burned their log-houses, and broke the stones of the gristmill Reid had built, and reestablished the New Hampshire grantee in his sawmill.
When the interests of colonization required it, free gifts of land might be made; in which case the grantee must himself exploit his concession.
Where a licence has been granted or when there is doubt as to whether a particular grant is an assignment or a licence, it will always be safer to join both grantor and grantee as co-plaintiffs.
Performing rights can probably be partially assigned so as to make a grantee of provincial rights not only a licensee but an assignee, with full power to sue alone and re-assign.
Certainly hisgrantee cannot, and probably the author could not for his benefit.
If the ward was a female, the grantee disposed of her hand in marriage as well.
This Hugo thus seems to have been uncle of, and not identical with Hugo de Moravia, grantee of Sutherland, known as Hugo Freskyn.
In consideration of these and other privileges, the grantee was bound to send to Louisiana a specified number of settlers every year.
The grantee of the park-lot which followed Solicitor-General Gray's, was the famous Hon.
The first grantee of the park-lot which we next pass in our progress westward was Dr.
Mr. MacDougall was the first grantee of the farm immediately to the south of Glen Grove (lot number three).
The grantee must be either a hereditary nobleman or pay the tax of a merchant of the second guild, or he should be able to command the necessary capital for the enterprise he undertakes.
Sometimes the grantee desires a width of more than a hundred fathoms, but in such case the length of his claim is shortened in proportion.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "grantee" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
