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Re: Granted rights in form of license

Posted by: B-Lunist on April 17, 2008 12:44PM

In response to: Granted rights in form of l... by optymystic

The grant is temporary.

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I would guess the grant is temporary if wording in the grant defines it that way. A deed 'grants' a set of rights to real property.

I'd like more definition of why you suggest a grant can be taken back, I have never felt that it could.

Once granted or conveyed, you no longer have control IMO. (MO may not mean much but it is based on real estate law)

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