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Definition of conveyance
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Conveyance
(n.)
Dishonest
management,
or
artifice..
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Lation
::
Lation
(n.)
Transportation;
conveyance.
Mortmain
::
Mortmain
(n.)
Possession
of lands or
tenements
in, or
conveyance
to, dead
hands,
or hands that
cannot
alienate..
Plumber
::
Plumber
(n.) One who works in lead; esp., one who
furnishes,
fits, and
repairs
lead, iron, or glass
pipes,
and other
apparatus
for the
conveyance
of
water,
gas, or
drainage
in
buildings..
Write
::
Write (v. t.) To set down, as
legible
characters;
to form the
conveyance
of
meaning;
to
inscribe
on any
material
by a
suitable
instrument;
as, to write the
characters
called
letters;
to write
figures..
Touter
::
Touter
(n.) One who seeks
customers,
as for an inn, a
public
conveyance,
shops,
and the like:
hence,
an
obtrusive
candidate
for
office..
Warrandice
::
Warrandice
(n.) The
obligation
by which a
person,
conveying
a
subject
or a
right,
is bound to
uphold
that
subject
or right
against
every
claim,
challenge,
or
burden
arising
from
circumstances
prior to the
conveyance;
warranty..
Privy
::
Privy (n.) A
partaker;
a
person
having
an
interest
in any
action
or
thing;
one who has an
interest
in an
estate
created
by
another;
a
person
having
an
interest
derived
from a
contract
or
conveyance
to which he is not
himself
a
party.
The term, in its
proper
sense,
is
distinguished
from
party..
Transport
::
Transport
(v.)
Transportation;
carriage;
conveyance.
Transfer
::
Transfer
(n.) The act of
transferring,
or the state of being
transferred;
the
removal
or
conveyance
of a thing from one place or
person
to
another..
Double-decker
::
Double-decker
(n.) A
public
conveyance,
as a
street
car, with seats on the
roof..
Lighterage
::
Lighterage
(n.) The price paid for
conveyance
of goods on a
lighter.
Vehicle
::
Vehicle
(n.) That which is used as the
instrument
of
conveyance
or
communication;
as,
matter
is the
vehicle
of
energy..
Mortgage
::
Mortgage
(v. t.) To grant or
convey,
as
property,
for the
security
of a debt, or other
engagement,
upon a
condition
that if the debt or
engagement
shall be
discharged
according
to the
contract,
the
conveyance
shall be void,
otherwise
to
become
absolute,
subject,
however,
to the right of
redemption..
Patent
::
Patent
(a.) A
document
making
a grant and
conveyance
of
public
lands.
Delation
::
Delation
(n.)
Conveyance.
Letter
::
Letter
(n.) A
written
or
printed
communication;
a
message
expressed
in
intelligible
characters
on
something
adapted
to
conveyance,
as
paper,
parchment,
etc.; an
epistle..
Conveyancing
::
Conveyancing
(n.) The
business
of a
conveyancer;
the act or
business
of
drawing
deeds,
leases,
or other
writings,
for
transferring
the title to
property
from one
person
to
another..
Troopship
::
Troopship
(n.) A
vessel
built or
fitted
for the
conveyance
of
troops;
a
transport.
Demise
::
Demise
(n.) The
conveyance
or
transfer
of an
estate,
either
in fee for life or for
years,
most
commonly
the
latter..
Postage
::
Postage
(n.) The price
established
by law to be paid for the
conveyance
of a
letter
or other
mailable
matter
by a
public
post.
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