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> Article 121
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IV. Consensus |
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| 4.2 Consensus Consideration | ||
| Article 121-Grant | ||
| Canon 2240 | ||
| A Grant is a conditional Gift or Conveyance of Property or Rights, by consent or permission of some authority. | ||
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| Canon 2241 | ||
| The word Grant is a 9th Century creation under Anglo-Saxon law of the Latin word gratia meaning “grace, favor, kindness, influence, regard”. Hence, a Grant has always implied a grace, favor or kindness from some higher authority to a person in lower authority for the conditional use of some property or rights. | ||
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| Canon 2242 | ||
| Grant is the proper term used within a valid deed when referring to the first conveyance of real property. A further example is an act evidenced by letters patent under the great seal of an estate, granting something from a general executor to a beneficiary. | ||
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| Canon 2243 | ||
| A Grant made by an instrument in writing under seal is irrevocable unless an express power of revocation is reserved. | ||
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