deeding

This is called direct deeding.

An amendment is signed naming the Qualified Intermediary as buyer, but again the deeding is from the true seller to the taxpayer.

After accomplishing their primary goal, the deeding of the vacant lot to the Tet Corporation, Roland and Eddie learn of the nearby location of Stephen King's home.

A bureaucratic quagmire created by the Federal Government's gradual deeding of Fort Totten to the city has thwarted efforts to save several historically significant but neglected buildings, preservationists say.

Mr. Blumenthal was among several of Connecticut's top-elected officials, including Gov. John G. Rowland, who accepted Mr. Saint's deeding of the two-acre lot behind his home to the State Historical Commission, thereby making the state a partner in the Beecher house restoration project.

There was a history of the house, beginning with the deeding of the lot in 1887, and an unsettling quote from Josie Norris, the current owner: "We lived just across the alley to the east when I was growing up, and for as long as I could remember, I've wanted to live there."