Granting Clause

What is Granting Clause?

A definition of granting clause is: That portion of a deed or instrument of conveyance which contains the words of transfer of a present interest. More details on the Encyclopedia. New Home Building Supply Co. More details on the Encyclopedia. v. More details on the Encyclopedia. Nations, 259 N. More details on the Encyclopedia.C. More details on the Encyclopedia. 681, 131 S. More details on the Encyclopedia.E. More details on the Encyclopedia.2d 425. More details on the Encyclopedia. For example, the clause in an oil and gas lease that spells out what rights are given by the lessor to the lessee. More details on the Encyclopedia. Typically, an oil and gas lease granting clause will specify kinds of uses permitted and substances covered by the lease.[1]

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1. “Granting Clause” in the White America Dictionary (New York, Los Angeles, London, New Delhy, Hong Kong, 1989)

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