Deed of Gift means the deed dated 24 October 1887 between George L. Schuyler and the New York Yacht Club regarding a silver cup won by the schooner yacht America at Cowes, England on 22 August 1851.
Deed of Gift means any Deed, or any instrument under the provisions of the Real Property Act,* whereby any real property is transferred from one person to another gratuitously;
Deed of Gift means the deed dated October 24, 1887 between Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx and the New York Yacht Club regarding a silver cup won by the schooner yacht ‘America’ at Cowes, England on August 22, 1851;
Examples of Deed of Gift in a sentence
ARHA and/or its assignees shall provide the City with a copy of the curation agreement (Deed of Gift) as evidence of its compliance with this stipulation.
The EC Griffith Cup Trophy is vested in The Association in accordance with the Deed of Gift.
Museum collections and museum objects donated to the Department via a Deed of Gift form (DPR 925) may be stored or displayed on Department property.
The Deed of Gift formally transfers the complete ownership and physical possession of the object to the Museum and shall be legally binding when signed and dated by both parties.
Some donated historical materials have re- strictions on their use and availability as stated in writing by the donors in the Donor’s Deed of Gift.
More Definitions of Deed of Gift
Deed of Gift has the meaning given it in Recital H. “ENA” has the meaning given it in Section 5.1(a).
Deed of Gift means a legal document accomplishing the donation of archival materials to the SRCA through transfer of title.
Deed of Gift means a deed of gift as defined by Section 61;
Deed of Gift means a document signed by the donor transferring title of an intangible heritage or collection to the UCT upon a donation or bequest.
Deed of Gift means this deed of gift between the Donor and the Foundation.
Deed of Gift means the deed of gift to be executed by the Co-operative Group on or before the Settlement Date in favour of the Bank;
Deed of Gift means every deed of gift absolute, and every deed of conveyance, transfer, appointment under power, declaration of trust, or other non-testamentary disposition of property made by any person, and containing trusts or dispositions to take effect or which shall or may take effect during his lifetime, and not being made before and in consideration of marriage or in pursuance of a binding contract entered into before and in consideration of marriage, or in favour of a bona fide purchaser or incumbrancee for full consideration in money or money’s worth, and whether or not the property comprised in the deed is subject to any limitation;