Deed
/ˈdiːd/
Definitions
- (n.) A legal document that grants or conveys an interest in property.
The seller signed a deed transferring ownership to the buyer.
- (n.) An act or action, often one that is notable or intentional.
He was praised for his good deeds during the crisis.
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- deeds
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Commentary
In property law, deeds must often be executed and delivered with formalities to be legally effective.
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