Delivery The transfer of an object, money, or document to another. To be effective, real estate deeds must be delivered, but delivery does not necessarily require that the new owner be given physical possession of the deed.
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n. the actual handing to another of an object, money or document (such as a deed) to complete a transaction.
DELIVERY, conveyancing. The transferring of a deed from the grantor to the grantee, in such a manner as to deprive him of the right to recall it; Dev. Eq. R. 14 or the delivery may be made and accepted by an attorney.
Delivery days
Until 1912, mail was delivered 7 days a week. As the postal service grew in popularity and usage in the 1800s, ...
Livery Delivery
An archaic legal word from the feudal system referring to the actual legal transmission of possession of an object to another.
The delivery of substandard care or services by a lawyer, doctor, dentist, accountant or other professional.
The delivery of a legal document, such as a complaint, summons, or subpoena, ...
The delivery of legal papers to the opposing party.
Slip opinion
A slip opinion is the final written decision of the Supreme Court that will be published in a book called a Reporter. Slip opinions and published opinions have precedential value.
GAOL-DELIVERY
Eng. law. To insure the trial, within a certain time, of all prisoners, a patent in the nature of a letter is issued from the king to... more ...
FILING - Delivery to the Court or other decisional body of the statement of claim or other pleadings, to be kept on file as a matter of record and reference.
Claim and delivery
Definition - Noun
: a statutory action to obtain temporary possession of property held by another until title to the property is determined by final judgment of the court
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Delivery of a deed by a grantor to a third party for delivery to the grantee upon the happening of a contingent event.
is the delivery or transfer of possession of a chattel (or other item of personal property) with a specific mandate which requires the identical (thing) either to be returned to the bailor or to be dealt with in a particular way by the bailee....
mandatory delivery commitment an agreement that a lender will deliver loans or securities by a certain date at agreed-upon terms.
claim and delivery An action for recovery of property wrongfully taken and detained.
claim property bond A bond filed by a defendant in an action for replevin or execution, to procure the return of property.
Claim and Delivery - A civil action to recover: 1) property unlawfully taken or held by another; and, 2) damages sustained by the unlawful taking or retention. See MCR 3.105.
Service: The delivery to the opposing party of a pleading or some other legal document related to the lawsuit. This is a necessary process if the document is to have any legal significance.
Consign: Delivery of goods from the owner to another party ("consignee") to be sold by the consignee for the benefit of the owner.
Service - Delivery of a legal document to the opposite party.
Set aside - Annul or void as in "setting aside" a judgment.
Service - The delivery of a legal document, such as a complaint, summons, or subpoena, ...
Service: The delivery of a writ, notice, or injunction, by an authorized person to officially notify another party of a proceeding in which he is concerned.
Service - The delivery of a legal document, or of a requirement to appear in court, by an officially authorized person in accordance with the formal requirements of the applicable laws.
service by FAX
n. delivery of legal documents required by statute to be "served"...
service by mail
n. mailing legal pleadings to opposing attorneys or parties, whil...
The farmer&rss contract for a working tractor was breached by delivery of a faulty tractor, and the farmer won on his breach of contract count.
The gift of any corporeal hereditament by delivery of possession upon or within view of the land. 2 Bl. Com. 310; 3 N.H. 260. Enfeoff. To give a feud. Feoffor. The grantor of a feud. Feoffee. The grantee of a feud.
Service: Delivery of court documents by one party to the other, personally or by post.
Servient tenement: Land subject to an easement. The beneficiary of the easement is called the dominant tenement.
Separation Agreement(see Domestic Contract)ServiceThe formal delivery of a legal document to the required person in accordance with the rules of court.
of gaol delivery; executive powers, as when the duties of Treasurer and Lord High Admiral are assigned to commissioners of the Treasury and Admiralty (Anson, Const. ii. 47).
The ordinary gift inter vivos is complete and unconditional as soon as the delivery of the gift is made. The nature of the gift is of considerable importance in taxation.
service of process: Rule 4; the delivery of a summons and complaint to the defendant which commences a lawsuit.
DDC: destination delivery charge, based on container size, that is applied in many tariffs to cargo. It covers crane lifts off the vessel, drayage of the container within the terminal and gate fees at the terminal operation.
service of process: The delivery of legal papers to the opposing party. The papers must be delivered by an adult aged 18 or older that is not involved in the case and that swears to the date and method of delivery to the recipient.
Hypothecate:
To mortgage or pledge without delivery of title or possession. To place or leave an item of property in the custody of another.
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service: the exhibition or delivery of a writ, notice, etc., officially notifying a person of some action or proceeding in which that person is concerned
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United States Postal Service - The federal office which provides mail delivery to individuals and businesses within the United States.
United States Reports - Publication of court decisions of the United States Supreme Court.
the official document issued by a shipping company that acknowledges the specific cargo that is on board the vessel and intended for delivery to a specific location and person or business.
Extradition
The arrest and delivery of a fugitive wanted for a crime committed in another country, usually under the terms of a extradition treaty.
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Civil Causes of Action Claim and Delivery
Conversion
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Money or property put into the custody of a third party for delivery to a grantee only after the fulfillment of the conditions specified.
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BEARER PAPER: A negotiable instrument which can be transferred by delivery. It does not require endorsement.
BENCH: Judge or judges composing a court.
A general term for a family of transmission technologies for delivery of voice communications over the internet or other networks.
void
Of no legal effect.
Often, sub-bailments may be created; for example, in a situation where property is being couriered, if the delivery van breaks down, the courier bailee may sub-bail the goods to another deliverer. It is not a security in the legal sense.
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time that it is in his or her possession, that it is properly protected, and that there is a record of the names of the persons from whom they received it and to whom they delivered it, together with the time and date of such receipt and delivery.
as trademarks denoting source, and are not registrable on the Principal Register under §2(f) or on the Supplemental Register. Examples include: CLASSES ONLINE for classes provided via the Internet, PIZZA.COM for pizza ordering and delivery ...
 See also: Livery, Law, Person, Court, State
  
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