movable assets

They forced an agreement upon the former inhabitants who saw themselves obliged to take all their movable assets in the city and leave.

In 1941, the local authorities decided to resolve the situation by requisitioning the movable assets for use in World War II.

In cases involving probate, tribal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over non-trust movable assets of Indians residing in Indian country.

Because the Jewish families who left could not recover their houses or money left in banks, it was only right, Ms. Mayer said, that they should be returned movable assets, like art.

"Cruise lines have the ultimate in movable assets," Jean Holder, secretary general of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, said in a telephone interview from the group's headquarters in Barbados.

Waigel gave details of proposed cuts in corporate taxation to improve the competitiveness of industry, which would be financed by reductions in depreciation allowances on movable assets and on fixed property.

Civilian countries generally allow for a commercial pledge to be taken over the pooled movable assets held or acquired for the use of a business or income-producing activity (going concern) and not for sale.

Upon completion of the March 31 shutdown, Dominion withdraw its remaining movable assets from the cold plant and handed it over to a demolition firm, BTU Solutions, on June 26, 2012.

The Lanercost Chronicle (97) alleges that he was poisoned by King Alexander III with the aim of gaining Richard's movable assets, but this allegation is usually thought to be "credulous gossip".

For this reason, the action plan ends by explaining its precautionary and purely repressive effects, and it concerns not only immovable assets but also and especially movable assets, current bank accounts, stocks and bonds, stakes in companies and financial transactions.