![]() (iv) if made by a foreign body corporate, it is executed in accordance with the legal requirements governing execution of the instrument in question by such a body corporate in the jurisdiction where it is incorporated, (iii) if made by a body corporate registered in the State other than a company, it is executed in accordance with the legal requirements governing execution of deeds by such a body corporate (ii) if made by a company registered in the State, it is executed under the seal of the company in accordance with its Articles of Association (III) the individual’s signature is acknowledged by him or her in the presence of a witness who attests the signature (II) it is signed by a person at the individual’s direction given in the presence of a witness who attests the signature, or (I) it is signed by the individual in the presence of a witness who attests the signature, or ( a) described at its head by words such as “Assignment”, “Conveyance”, “Charge”, “Deed”, “Indenture”, “Lease”, “Mortgage”, “Surrender” or other heading appropriate to the deed in question, or it is otherwise made clear on its face that it is intended by the person making it, or the parties to it, to be a deed, by expressing it to be executed or signed as a deed, (2) An instrument executed after the commencement of this Chapter is a deed if it is. ( b) authority to deliver a deed to be given by deed, ![]() ( a) a seal for the valid execution of a deed by an individual, or ( g) any other conveyance which may be prescribed. ( f) a vesting order of the court or other competent authority, or ( e) a receipt not required to be by deed, ( d) a grant or assignment of a tenancy not required to be by deed, ( c) a disclaimer not required to be by deed, ( b) a surrender or other conveyance taking effect by operation of law, ( a) an assent by a personal representative, (4) A bargain and sale, covenant to stand seised, feoffment with livery of seisin or any combination of these are no longer effective to create or to convey a legal estate or legal interest in land. (3) In the case of a voluntary conveyance executed after the commencement of this Chapter, a resulting use for the grantor is not implied merely because the land is not expressed to be conveyed for the use or benefit of the grantee. (2) A deed executed after the commencement of this Chapter is fully effective for such purposes without the need for any conveyance to uses and passes possession or the right to possession of the land, without actual entry, unless subject to some prior right to possession. (1) Subject to section 63, a legal estate or interest in land may only be created or conveyed by a deed. Land And Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 Number 27/2009: Chapter 3 Deeds and their operation
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