conveyance

One of them hurled an explosive at the royal conveyance, but succeeded only in injuring the occupants of a following automobile.

There was fraud in the inducement, fraud in the conveyance, and fraud in the ratings process.

It is more usual, however, to set forth the transaction in a single writing or conveyance.

On the other hand by proper evidence it can be shown that an absolute conveyance was intended to be only a mortgage.

It was not until about 1644 that a weekly conveyance of letters, by post, was established throughout that kingdom.

From White Lodge she was told she had better take a private conveyance to her destination.

One of the most important sections relates to the conveyance of real estate.