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conveyance

[kuhn-vey-uhns] / kənˈveɪ əns /


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Omaze said it would now "continue to liaise with the winner, who has already received their £250,000 cash prize, to finalise conveyancing and arrange the transfer of the property as soon as possible".

From BBC

“The conveyance will increase economic development opportunities in the region,” the board said in a September meeting agenda.

From The Wall Street Journal

According to New York City Transit Rules of Conduct and Fines, disorderly conduct can include occupying more than one seat and placing one’s foot on a seat on a “station, platform or conveyance.”

From Los Angeles Times

Someone answering the phone at the conveyancing firm would not give their name but said "we're not talking to journalists".

From BBC

It is understood that the deputy prime minister consulted one individual experienced in conveyancing and two experts on the law around trusts before the purchase.

From BBC