The Formula One Group is the legal holder of the commercial rights.

Simeon, the legal holder of the couple's wealth, had died an "immensely wealthy man".

As the diocesan bishop, Onaga is the legal holder of its microbank.

Since the boy John was dead, even though not at the time or place they had thought, Richard was still the legal holder of the title.

The government also designated it as the only legal holder of foreign currency and delegated to it responsibility for all foreign transactions.

It is the first publisher outside the United Kingdom to officially pay royalties to the book's legal holder, Ragged Bears Publishing.

The descendants of the 13th Marquis, a family established in Italy, has claimed the title, but has not taken any legal action in Spain against the legal holder.

This exempted him from the scope of the Inquisition post mortem, as the legal holders were effectively an immortal corporation one or two of whose constituent feoffees could on occasion die, only to be replaced by others.

Once again, the transaction will not be complete until the transferee is entered on the company's register as the holder of the shares (and until then the transferor will not cease to be a member or the legal holder of the shares).

The practice arose amongst tenants-in-chief of transferring the legal title in their lands to feoffees to uses, which effectively established trusts enabling the tenant-in-chief to continue to use the land and its revenues, but to avoid being officially recognised in law as the legal holder.

As a result, stations that see large passenger flow, such as the Beijing West Railway Station, are obliged to set up extra ticket inspection counters to allow only legal holders of train tickets to enter the waiting area or the station area at all, especially during the Spring Festival travel peak.

The other half was the requirement that the cargo be delivered only to the lawful holder of an original in the set of three bills that Savary referred to as a 'triplet.'

The claimant could not be described as the lawful holder of the bill of lading unless a given copy or all the copies issued by the carrier were designated as the original bill or set of bills.

Accordingly, a bill of lading stating that goods had been shipped or received for shipment 'and in the hands of the lawful holder, should be conclusive evidence against the carrier of such shipment or receipt.'

If, on the other hand, the private key process of verification of authenticity involves a manual or visual type of verification, and can be read by anyone, how does this procedure provide the minimum security required by the lawful holder?

He was present at the coronation of the young Czech prince (27 August 1301) who granted him Trencsén and Nyitra counties; therefore he became the lawful holder of all the royal castles and possessions in the two counties.

If the consignor wanted to ensure that no person other than the consignee or the lawful holder of the bill could claim delivery, he could stipulate that delivery required production of all the copies or parts of the set that were not in the master's possession.

Once the bill of lading became an abstract document, it conveyed to a good faith holder what became known as a 'mercantile' title to the goods - the lawful holder of the bill of lading acquired a better right to the possession of the goods than his transferor.

The Formula One Group is the legal holder of the commercial rights.

Simeon, the legal holder of the couple's wealth, had died an "immensely wealthy man".

As the diocesan bishop, Onaga is the legal holder of its microbank.

Since the boy John was dead, even though not at the time or place they had thought, Richard was still the legal holder of the title.

The government also designated it as the only legal holder of foreign currency and delegated to it responsibility for all foreign transactions.

It is the first publisher outside the United Kingdom to officially pay royalties to the book's legal holder, Ragged Bears Publishing.

The descendants of the 13th Marquis, a family established in Italy, has claimed the title, but has not taken any legal action in Spain against the legal holder.

This exempted him from the scope of the Inquisition post mortem, as the legal holders were effectively an immortal corporation one or two of whose constituent feoffees could on occasion die, only to be replaced by others.

Once again, the transaction will not be complete until the transferee is entered on the company's register as the holder of the shares (and until then the transferor will not cease to be a member or the legal holder of the shares).

The practice arose amongst tenants-in-chief of transferring the legal title in their lands to feoffees to uses, which effectively established trusts enabling the tenant-in-chief to continue to use the land and its revenues, but to avoid being officially recognised in law as the legal holder.

As a result, stations that see large passenger flow, such as the Beijing West Railway Station, are obliged to set up extra ticket inspection counters to allow only legal holders of train tickets to enter the waiting area or the station area at all, especially during the Spring Festival travel peak.