real right

It made me think that perhaps there is no real right and wrong.

It was not as though she had any real right to the information they might contain.

These real rights follow the property along with the ownership.

I suspect he's no real right to live there in the first place."

Edward asked, angrier than he had any real right to be.

Council tenants will be guaranteed real rights over their homes.

It seems, then, we are forced to believe in a real Right and Wrong.

Karalius of the First asked sharply, though he had no real right to speak.

A new long lease (over 20 years) must be registered in order to obtain a real right.

"And I am quite certain she has no real right to the robe she is wearing either."

Those who have a real right to remain may do so provided they truly desire to be Congolese.

I have no real right to be here.

What are a woman's real rights in society?

In their view, no secular entity like the government has any real right to dictate to people who are following sacred law.

Not that he had any real right to.

His own problems were complicated enough, and besides he had no real right to Fleet's darker secrets.

We are too accustomed to assume to be facts things about which we have no real right even to guess.

After all, Falloner had a real right to be Impressed.

"And no downtimer has real rights in this world.

We Europeans have no real rights of access.

A married woman has no real rights.

Without such a real right it is pointless.

A short lease (20 years or less) will confer a real right on the tenant taking possession.

It establishes the limited real right of the mortgagee.

Praedial servitudes are limited real rights existing only in respect of land.