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indenture deed : [indenture is] A deed made by more parties than one; so called because there ought regularly to be as many copies of it as there are parties; and formerly each was cut or indented like the teeth of a saw, or in a waving line, to tally or correspond with the other. By the Law of Property Act, 1925, s. 56 (2), a deed purporting to be an indenture has the effect of an indenture, though not actually indented. by s. 57 of the same act, any deed, whether or not being an indenture, may be described as a deed simply or as a conveyance, mortgage, or otherwise according to the nature of the transaction. – JBS>
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