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deed something (over) to someone
to grant something, such as land, to someone; to transfer legal title to something to someone. Grudgingly, he deeded the land over to Walter. He deeded the property to his niece.


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2d DCA 1991), involved an eminent domain case where the trial court awarded a landowner compensation for the fee value of land encumbered by a Murphy deed reservation because the adjacent roadway was reclassified from a state road on the date of the deed to a county road in 1976.
In addition to these, for a quitclaim deed to be considered legal, it should bear the signatures of the parties involved, those of the witnesses and, must also carry a notarial seal and signature.
30pm, Thursday MARTIN Shaw returns as maverick and liberal Judge John Deed to take on the establishment -and try a few cases.
 
 
 
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