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The act of attaching, uniting, or joining together in a physical sense; consolidating. The term is generally used to signify the connection of a smaller or subordinate unit to a larger or principal unit. For example, a smaller piece of land may be annexed to a larger one. Similarly, a smaller document may be annexed to a larger one, such as a codicil to a will. Although physical joining is implied, actual contact is not always necessary. For example, an annexation occurs when a country acquires new territory even though the new territory is not immediately adjacent to the existing country. In the law of real property, annexation is used to describe the manner in which a chattel is joined to property. Cross-referencesANNEXATION, property. The union of one thing to another.
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The additional pages allow the GTA to provide greater coverage of the military decision-making process; overviews of isolation-facility staff and liaison procedures; more in-depth descriptions of the duties and responsibilities of SF detachment members during planning; and sample formats for briefbacks, operations orders and annexes. ``Until the protest process is completed, the area known as `Cemex' is not contiguous, but if the LAFCO action stands and the city annexes Stonecrest, we then have a valid application in our hands and by law must process the application,'' he said. So far, he added, the Geneva Accord has "solved only major questions" and has left many of the "technical details" to annexes. |
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