deed of donation
deed of gift

In the deed of donation is the first historical mention of the Tachinger See.

Mabillon has reproduced the deed of donation made by King Stephen on 6 June 1009.

Eschelbronn was already mentioned in the year 788/789 in a deed of donation from the monastery of Lorsch.

Around the year 950 a knight by the name of Berngarius de Arnanc was mentioned in a deed of donation.

The first explicit reference to Tuningen dates to 797, in a deed of donation by the cloister St. Gallen.

The place is first mentioned in the deed of donation of Gimundi to the abbey of Fulda, in 802.

The first documented evidence of "Ehingas" appears in 773 in a deed of donation from the Freising Bishop.

The settlement was first mentioned in a 1323 deed of donation issued by King John of Bohemia at Prague Castle.

Rendel, Karben's oldest borough, was mentioned first in 774 in a deed of donation to the monastery of Lorch.

Spaichingen is mentioned for the first time in 791 in a deed of donation of the monastery of St. Gallen (Switzerland).

The church was first mentioned in 1381 in the deed of donation of Sulisław I Nawoja of Grodziec.

The locality was mentioned for the first time officially on 13 June 1077 in a deed of donation, where the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV.

In 806 Flieden was first mentioned as "Mark Flieden" in a deed of donation to the monastery of Fulda.

In 778 the area around Weinsberg was first mentioned as "Sulmanachgowe" in a deed of donation of Charlemagne to the Lorsch Abbey.

Münchenbuchsee is first mentioned in a deed of donation in 1180 as Buhse (in Swiss-German it is still known as Buchsi).

A deed of donation exists from 1153, that states Friedrich I bought Castle Besigheim from Hermann III.

Zinnowitz is first mentioned, named as Tzys, in 1309 in a deed of donation by the duke Bogusław IV to the Crumminer monastery.

It was first mentioned as Glana in a deed of donation issued by Emperor Otto II at the 983 Reichstag in Verona.

The city was first mentioned in 788 as "Ediningom" in a deed of donation belonging to Wissembourg Abbey in Alsace (now in France).

Here, among the entire written history of the Knights of St John, is Charles V's Deed of Donation detailing the Maltese falcon lease.

The castle was first mentioned in a 22 May 1011 deed of donation issued by Emperor Henry II in favour of the Bishops of Brixen.

When King Bela arrived in Dalmatia and in Klobučac near Trogir, he issued a deed of donation which details the borders of Šibenik.

The residents alleging, inter alia, that the subject real estate is owned by them by virtue of a Deed of Donation signed by Don Julian Buyson.

The Old High German name Ostarrîchi first appeared on a famous deed of donation issued by Emperor Otto III at Bruchsal in November 996.

On 13 October 1892 Blyth unilaterally donated most of the reserve land to the Bishop Gobat School, issuing a deed of donation, and added the remainder to the cemetery.

She could make that over by a deed of gift.

And where in the deed of gift does it say you can't have more than one hull?

The right, under the deed of gift, to challenge in bigger boats has always been there.

At issue now is whether the deed of gift allows multihulls.

"The deed of gift is silent as to the type boat to be used by the defender," the majority opinion said.

I'll write out a deed of gift right now and have your mistress sign it.'

I would have a deed of gift drawn up, but would rather you seemed to come in by natural succession.

Rose suggested a deed of gift, and that will suffice.'

It does not preclude future court action over interpretations of the deed of gift.

"The answer is that she had recognized and accepted the rules in the Deed of Gift.

She cited a clear provision in the deed of gift requiring a cup holder to accept a challenge.

A "deed of gift" including some restrictions on access during a donor's lifetime has become a standard format.

The deed of gift was written into the Commune records on the 25th January.

"We looked at the Deed of Gift, which said this was supposed to be a friendly competition.

They are talking also of deeds of gift; but there, I have forestalled them."

The day that the deed of gift had been sent to the king, the cardinal caused himself to be transported to Vincennes.

I am anticipated; they'll make a solemn deed of gift of themselves, you shall see.

According to her wishes, a notary prepared a deed of gift to give the land parcel to the French state.

The decision involves risk, since Fay's attorneys say that multihulls are not allowed under the deed of gift.

Just before I left Philadelphia my lawyer drew up a deed of gift, conveying the house to you.

The deed of gift included the following conditions:

Court actions followed which decided that both boats complied with the original Deed of Gift.

The earliest reference dates from a deed of gift from the eleventh century.

A second stipulation in the Deed of Gift was that a building should be provided to house the collection and used for no other purpose.

In the America's Cup, the only central authority is the Deed of Gift.