Grants
/ˈɡrænts/
Definitions
- (n.) Formal legal instruments conveying a right, property, or interest from one party to another.
The landlord issued grants of leasehold interests to the tenants.
- (v.) Third-person singular present tense of grant.
The court grants the motion to dismiss.
Forms
- grant
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Commentary
As a noun, 'grants' typically refer to legal instruments effecting a transfer of rights or property; as a verb form, it is simply the third-person present tense of 'grant.'
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