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"Like a land office in here the night before last," the clerk said.

He ran a land office and promoted people who were interested in settling the West.

Rising to the rank of captain by the war's end, he returned to the Land office after his military service.

The supermarket next door was doing a land office business in Coors beer.

A middle Tennessee land office was opened in 1783.

Halfway through his tenure at the land office, he moved to Indianapolis (in 1825).

He was elected as registrar of the Iowa state land office, from 1866 to 1868.

The town was named for having a federal courthouse and land office in the early 19th century.

After the railroad was established, the town put up a cotton gin and started a land office business.

A hotel and a land office were opened in the first quarter of the 20th century.

He was appointed register of the United States land office.

Two years later he bought the land office building and began expanding it into a house for himself and his family.

All you have to do is go there, register your claim in the land office and go to work.

Now only the abandoned land office building and one three-bedroom cottage remain.

In 1854, he was named inspector of land offices.

Freeman convinced someone to open the land office just after midnight so he could be the first person to file his claim.

The southwest room is decorated to approximate the building's original function as a land office.

Claims under the law were granted at the federal land office in Oregon City.

If my little battle tactic doesn't work, you're going to do a land office business in about ten minutes."

He later served as a probate court judge and a registrar in the land office.

In fiscal year 2011, the Land Office was authorized 50 full time employees.

Duncan was made the county seat in 1853 and the location of the federal land office in 1855.

He was appointed in 1849 examiner of land offices.

The town also served as a land office and as a center for learning and culture.

They are doing a land office business there, openly selling cheap smuggled cigarettes.

It is also home to the local land registry office.

In the early days the building also served as the land registry office.

However, it was not included in the land registry of 1770.

We have the following problem with the land registry: it cost 26 times more than planned.

To keep the revenue flowing, he created a land registry.

In 1983, the Land Registry took over part of the site.

Tax collectors have no access to a central land registry because it does not exist.

I had a bit more luck with the Land Registry.

Land registry records made no mention of an artwork on the property.

However, local land registry offices continued to process applications in anticipation of the new law.

The transfer of the property cannot be registered at the land registry without this certificate.

Solicitors will look into land registry and local government records when pursuing this.

Land Registry officials are no more than human.

"There was an established land registry then," Professor Moore said.

You can get this information from your District Land Registry.

In the land registry of 1498 it had three full farms divided into six half-farms.

The land registry of 1574 states that three farmers lived here, with two full farms and one three-quarters farm.

For nations without land registries or functioning legal systems, those are faraway goals.

What measures have been taken to ensure that even this minimal funding will in fact lead to the establishment of the land registry?

He created the Land Registry to enable a better distribution of taxes.

Becquet's work on the land registry as survived to the present time.

The purchase was not approved and not registered in the land registry.

In this guide, you will find information on the services that Land Registry offers and how they can benefit your business.

We have a land registry document proving ownership of three acres."

Make sure your property is registered with Land Registry.