deed
দলিল
definition
verb
they deeded their property to their children
convey or transfer (property or rights) by legal deed.
noun
doing good deeds
an action that is performed intentionally or consciously.
Minors can't sign deeds or other legal documents, and they aren't allowed to receive money once the property is sold.
a legal document that is signed and delivered, especially one regarding the ownership of property or legal rights.
translation of 'deed'
কাজ,
দলিল,
কীর্তি,
কর্ম
noun
কার্য,
করণ,
কৃতি,
কারখানা,
কারি,
ক্রিয়া,
কাম,
কার,
হস্তান্তরের দলিল,
কাণ্ড,
প্রশংসনীয় কার্যাদি
example
This outrageously noble 'deed' must not remain singular.
For Katharine Casey doing a good 'deed' was a reward in itself.
However, his brave 'deed' and the actions of his colleagues is now likely to be recognised both by the Garda authorities and the Irish Safety Council.
He prepared a mortgage 'deed' , which the defendant executed.
He testifies to seeing Luzhin slip a hundred rouble note into Sonia's pockets, thinking at the time that Luzhin was secretly performing a good 'deed' .
First, it is clear that we often want to perform the 'deed' and at the same time do not want to suffer the punishment.
Jambai has no intention of just sitting back after doing this noble 'deed' .
she had erred in both 'deed' and manner
God considers a good intention as though one had performed a good 'deed' .
One who resolves to give his life for God if called upon has the merit of an actual martyr, since God considers a good intention as an accomplished 'deed' .
All your parents need to do is sign a 'deed' conveying ownership of the home to you.
But his proud parents Nick and Denise, who run the the Holden Arms, Grane Road, Haslingden, had no idea of his brave 'deed' until days later.
There was, in the events which happened, no tie or crossover between the loan contract and the mortgage 'deed' .
But some, who saw what took place, said: From where does this child spring, since his every word is an accomplished 'deed' ?
Clans identify with animals that performed a kind 'deed' or may have helped an ancestor through a crisis.
As a result of the defeat, his every 'deed' will be performed under a magnifying glass.
For I am sure that even for this humble 'deed' , I deserve a lot more than credit.
Jane's brave 'deed' is likely to raise around £600 towards the running of the centre.
This brave 'deed' brings him many hardships: injuries, winter storms, and the loss of his companions.
she had erred in both 'deed' and manner
Normally when lending money on the security of a mortgage, a mortgagee will take the 'deeds' to the property away from the estate owner in order to prevent him dealing further with the property.
Minors can't sign 'deeds' or other legal documents, and they aren't allowed to receive money once the property is sold.
For Kass, the sting of death makes for stronger friendships, greater loves, more ardent learning, and nobler 'deeds' .
There is also a flat fee of £35 payable to register property 'deeds' with the Registry of Deeds.
Bonny Doon produces fine cypress, rather than fine wine, because The Nature Conservancy bought the property in 1989 and 'deeded' it to the state as an ecological reserve.
The fact that he has friends at all is only due to his infrequent but stunningly noble 'deeds' .
By Hammurabi's time, in Mesopotamia there had accumulated literally centuries of archived legal decisions and property 'deeds' .
She also called on the congregation not to establish a political party but instead to perform good 'deeds' to serve the society.
There was no restrictive covenant in the 'deeds' .
A man of noble qualities, John performed many kind 'deeds' during his long life.
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