other's property

Each man was aggressive in trying to knock down the other's property tax plan, among other issues.

"You used to have more of a network of people who watched each other's property."

You can't touch each other's property, and so on.

Under the rules agreed upon, the highest bidder would get the option to buy the other's property.

They install alarms and watch over each other's property.

In June, one man parked his car at the curb beneath an oak tree on the other's property.

If the homeowners seemed interested, he said, they exchanged addresses and drove by each other's properties.

They distinguish their own from the other's property and have ongoing issues about the need to absorb or reject the foreign influences.

Members are encouraged to work together to cut crime and keep an eye out for each other's properties and belongings.

It also stops the State or the Commonwealth from taxing each other's property.

In others, the agreement could be a separate document that basically gives each property owner the right to use the other's property.

The show was the result of a three-years licensing agreement with Marvel that allowed both to use each other's properties in any way they wanted.

Franchise-holders change loyalties; chains buy up each other's properties; individual owners may drop out of a chain.

They also have the automatic right to inherit the other's property, and must undertake legal divorce proceedings to dissolve the partnership.

Gegs would not take each other's lives, but there were a few who had no aversion at all to taking each other's property.

In Article 24, the Church and State recognized each other's property rights seeming in part from the time of partition before 1918.

On Earth their intelligence appears to be directed primarily toward plundering each other's property and destroying each other's persons.

Gideon's father and Dat had long tended the land that bordered each other's property even before Leah was ever born.

In civil law jurisdictions, such trusts are generally not available, prompting courts to find alternative ways to protect the partner who contributes to the other's property.

He forbade the selling of women, theft of other's properties, fighting between the Mongols, and the hunting of animals during the breeding season.

Staple toy lines from each company are continuing, in many cases gaining synergy from the co-marketing of each other's properties.

On the other hand, should the couple split up, an estranged partner might try to use the registration certificate in suing for a share of the other's property.

But Frost's narrator questions the proverb, noting that neither his apple trees nor his neighbor's pine trees are likely to encroach on the other's property.

On 2 July 2009, the Constitutional Court of Slovenia found that it was unconstitutional to prevent registered partners from inheriting each other's property.

It emphasised the Confederates' loyalty to the monarchy, their unity, their commitment to protect each other's property rights and their desire for equality of religious practises.