possessory

Another example would be the successful assertion of a possessory title.

Some directors defend the possessory credit up to a point.

California has experienced less possessory land claim litigation than other states.

I've never had a desire to be out in front of anything, which is why I don't take a possessory credit."

"And possessory rights are considered part of the property.

The possessory title is only used on projects in which King has a direct and considerable involvement.

Likewise, Soldal's possessory interest in his home must be protected.

However, the grantor may have a future possessory interest.

A possessory interdict was another option in either case.

It replaced the old real actions as well as the various possessory assizes.

In Louisiana, an action to recover the possession of personal property is called a possessory action.

Plaintiff's arguments: The plaintiff argued for a possessory title by reason of long possession.

"Frankly, if possessory credits were not given out as freely as they are, I wouldn't have taken it."

In legal usage, a possessory action may refer to:

The possessory conservator may be virtually eliminated from the process of making decisions concerning health, education and welfare.

The court shall specify the rights and duties of a person appointed possessory conservator.

A second, competing view was that the Indians possessed only a possessory right of occupancy, not fee simple to their land.

This is one kind of four security interests, along with a pledge, a possessory lien, and an equitable charge.

If a managing conservator is appointed, the court may appoint one or more possessory conservators.

Tenants also have duties attached to their possessory interests:

"A written lease constitutes a possessory right on the part of the tenant," Mr. Davis said.

The Court held that the defendants couldn't be convicted of larceny because they never interfered with the purchasers' possessory interest.

Security interests at common law are either possessory or nonpossessory, depending upon whether the secured party actually needs to take possession of the collateral).

And a landlord may be entitled to enforce the possessory aspect of the landlord/ tenant judgment.

A future interest is absolutely (or indefeasibly) vested if its beneficiary must (legally) eventually take possessory ownership.