Примери за conveyance

• The greatest part being expended on servants, conveyances and consumables.

• The yield of stamp duty from conveyances of all land and buildings in the years 1976–77 to 1979–80 is given below.

• The conveyances provided for the new owners to contribute to the cost of any maintenance and improvement work.

• People were not permitted to secure petrol, or even the necessary conveyances in connection with any one of those other industries, unless by permission.

• They may include insurance and other financial services, valuation and surveying services, conveyancing services and removal services.

• Substantial increases were made in the relief available on conveyances of smaller properties.

• The main difficulties reported to him are of undue delay, and problems relating to service charges, valuations and the terms of conveyances.

• I say that simply by way of introduction, because we are here dealing with the tax as it affects property conveyances.

• Conveyancing to-day, as we know from various inquiries, is nothing like it was 30 or 40 years ago.

• The incrasing risk to the police made it less and less possible for them to use the ordinary public conveyances, like railway trains.

• The yield from all conveyances of land and buildings where the consideration was under £10,000 is estimated at £8 million in 1967 and £6 million in 1968.

• Charges for conveyancing must by order be fair and reasonable having regard to all the circumstances of the case.

• The normal compulsory purchase procedure requires, first, notices to treat; secondly, settlement of compensation, and, thirdly, conveyances before the purchasing authority had good title.

• At present, local authorities draw up their own conveyances and there is always in the background the test of reasonableness in the courts.

• We see nothing in the craft of conveyancing to cause that principle not to apply.