| Though the grantors of ground rent and a mortgage might be different people, often it was the same person hoping to encourage property development. |
| For many years, credit grantors and insurance firms have used consumer credit reports to evaluate the repayment risk of individual applicants for loans and insurance. |
| Despite efforts to the contrary on the part of some grantors, the most striking side effect of foreign grants is divisiveness. |
| Again, it is essential to consider who, if a grant is to be presumed, are to be the supposed grantors and grantees. |
| One of the more popular estate planning techniques is an irrevocable life insurance trust to purchase and hold file insurance on the trust's grantors. |
| The parents of the property are the grantors of these trusts and the children are the beneficiaries. |
