legal title

However, the organization never held legal title to the land.

They were French, and didn't have legal title to the land.

Only 14 residents held clear legal titles to their land.

But the land would still be here and you'd have legal title."

He said the foundation had clear legal title to the document.

In a trust, one person may own the legal title, such as the trustees.

This legal title is stated in front of the corporation name.

It is treated as a matter of fact, so the legal title may not always be relevant.

This means he gets physical possession of the goods but you keep their legal title.

However the trading names and the legal titles remain as before.

Very few of the settlers held legal title to the land they exploited.

Exclusive occupation - Also a matter of fact, although legal title will often play a part.

To top it off, the site can help you get a college degree or even a legal title of nobility.

These latter sections were not selected until 1821, and the university received legal title to them in 1824.

However, this is considered a legal title, unlike the social titles of a peer's children.

With some of transfers were stated that the process did not involve legal title.

Having been granted it, he would have legal title to any find thereabouts.

Under current regulations, any person who takes a wild horse must wait a full year before receiving legal title to it.

A court ruling in 1955 proved that nobody owns the legal title for the land.

Legal title to goods normally passes when they are received by your customer.

That seemed unlikely as a matter of legal title but, figuratively speaking, probably true.

Private land holdings having legal titles are excluded from the sanctuary area.

Such a title is a good legal title against every person by the true owner.

Is the legal title obtained at foreclosure the same as normal ownership?

Not the conquest but the cultivation of the land gives the historical legal title to its use.