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A quick definition of convey:

Term: Convey

Definition: When someone wants to give their property to someone else, they can do it by selling it or giving it as a gift. This is called conveying. To convey, they use a special paper called a deed. The person who gives the property is called the conveyor, and the person who receives it is called the conveyee.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: To convey is to transfer ownership of a property to another person through sale or gift. This transfer is called a conveyance and is usually done through a legal document called a deed. The person who transfers the property is called the conveyor, and the person who receives it is called the conveyee.

1. John decided to convey his house to his daughter as a gift.

2. The Smiths hired a lawyer to help them convey their land to a developer for a new shopping center.

3. Mary's uncle conveyed his antique car collection to her in his will.

These examples illustrate how ownership of a property can be transferred from one person to another through a conveyance. In the first example, John is giving his house to his daughter as a gift, so he is conveying ownership to her. In the second example, the Smiths are selling their land to a developer, so they are conveying ownership to the developer. In the third example, Mary's uncle is passing on his antique car collection to her after his death, so he is conveying ownership to her through his will.

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