| In the last document I sent it said a good consideration for a deed, love and affection. |
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| Tis is about a deed, it means a deed in fact. |
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| DEED POLL |
| DEED OF ARRANGEMENT |
| DEED OF DELIVERY | DELIVERY OF DEED |
| ACCEPTANCE OF DEED |
| REDELIVERY |
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| This all come into effect in the process. |
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| Make it a Deed Pole, the Grantor is the only one that signs it. |
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| DEED POLL. A deed made in one part and signed only by the grantor. It took its name from the fact that the edges were smooth and polled or shaven, as distinguished from a deed which was indented and in two parts. When such a deed is accepted by the grantee, it becomes the mutual act of the parties and therefore the grantee is bound by any covenants in it which are to be performed by him. Midland Railway Co. v Fisher, 125 Ind 19, 24 NE 756. |
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| ANTECEDENT DELIVERY |
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| ACCEPTANCE OF DEED. A manifestation by act, conduct, or declaration of an intention to take the legal title to the property which |
| the instrument purports to convey, after an antecedent delivery or tender of the deed to the knowledge of the grantee accepting. |
| 23 Am J2d Deeds � 128. |
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| ANTECEDENT DEBT. A debt previously contracted, whether or not due. Fletcher, Appellant, 136 Mass 340, 342. A debt once |
| binding which has become unenforceable by operation of law, without release or discharge by the obligee. 17 Am J2d Contr � 130. |
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| So that GRANTEE has accepted as previously contracted for the debt that is not due yet. When you start accruing debt, the GRANTEE is the one who is the obligee to discharge the debt. That's a deed in fact, not a deed in law. A deed in law is constructive. Although the GRANTEE is a construct, he is holding the actual property in his possession. |
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| POSSESSION IN DEED. |
| POSSESSION IN FACT. |
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| ACTUAL POSSESSION. Substantial possession, possession in fact, sometimes referred to as by the foot or pedis possession. The |
| term is also used by some authorities in referring to the possession of one part of a larger tract by possession in fact of the other |
| part, where the occupant claims the whole as of right and there is substantial evidence of the boundaries of the entire larger tract, |
| although other authorities refer to this type of possession by actual occupancy of another part as constructive possession. 42 Am J1st Prop � 42. |
| Actual possession is an essential of adverse possession. As such it means possession in fact, effected by actual entry |
| upon the premises, and actual occupancy such as to indicate his exclusive ownership. 3 Am J2d Adv P � 13. |
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| POSSESSION IN DEED. Same as possession in fact. |
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| POSSESSION IN FACT. Actual possession, sometimes called possession in deed,�an actual and continuous occupancy or exercise |
| of full dominion. |
| This may be either, first, an occupancy in fact of the whole that is in possession, which is ordinarily called pedis |
| possessio, and may be called substantial possession, or, second, an occupancy of part thereof in the name of the whole, where |
| there is sufficient evidence of the bounds of the whole that is claimed as one entirety, and the circumstances are such that the law |
| extends the possession of the part that is occupied to these bounds. 42 Am J1st Prop � 42. |
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| The GRANTEE is in full possession of our account, possession in fact which is possession in deed. |
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| This is the last call. I am done. |
