confiscation of property

"Not unless you give me your word that there will be no confiscation of property."

The sentence was ten years in jail and confiscation of property.

"This is confiscation of property without compensation," he said after the vote.

Failure to do so immediately will end in arrest and confiscation of property.

They passed laws allowing for the confiscation of property owned by the general's family or friends.

That person can appeal the confiscation of property through the state tax courts, but few do because the battle is so difficult.

Other than profiting from the confiscation of property, their motives were various.

Heavy prison terms all around, confiscation of property, the full weight of the book.

This often led to confiscation of property, including castles.

This in accompaniment with many banishments and confiscations of property.

The penalty of general confiscation of property shall be prohibited.

The penalties in serious cases were confiscation of property to the inquisition or imprisonment.

The only elective punishments were the confiscation of property and a ban to living in certain areas.

Constitutional restrictions on searches and confiscation of property were likewise suspended.

They were arrested, often tortured, and sentenced to prison, confiscation of property or exile.

And so it went, everyone now advocating a stringent confinement paid for by confiscation of property.

The persecution takes many forms: violence, discrimination in the workplace, confiscation of property, etc.

"I've given your cousin Gaius my solemn word that there will be no confiscation of property."

Confiscation of property, higher taxes, fines for suspected women-I've heard them all suggested.

They often trigger lawsuits by landowners claiming hardship or confiscation of property rights.

This article includes penalties of up to 7 years imprisonment and the confiscation of property.

Political power was sometimes used by monastic leaders to suppress rival religious schools through the confiscation of property and direct violence.

The laws led to confiscations of property, arrests and deportations to concentration camps.

The money for the purchase is to come from confiscation of property from convicted drug traffickers.

Later authors added two more types of punishment: confiscation of property and public humiliation.