The sale never occurred, and the government has retained the property.

The service can also buy easements under which the seller retains the property but agrees to keep it in its historic condition.

But a few will retain the property of self-replication, while being different from the parent on some other respect.

The representation is no more compact, but retains the general property of absence of cross terms.

The Light family retained the property until 1854, substantially expanding the house.

Therefore, if the debtor wishes to retain the property, the debt must usually be paid for as agreed.

Ultimately, Garten did not reopen the shop, and instead retained the property for potential new tenants.

The family retained the property until Death Duties of 65% forced a sale in the late 1960s.

The owner can then retain the property by repaying the entire amount owed within 10 business days.

His family retained the property until the French Revolution.