Quasi-property is a legal concept, in which some rights similar to ownership may accrue to a party who does an act which benefits society as a whole.

If profits are insufficient the issuer is not in default and no additional rights accrue to the holder of the bond, although interest payments may be cumulative.

Certain rights accrue as an incident of state citizenship and access to federal courts can sometimes be determined on State citizenship.

His right to that payment had accrued before the procession became impossible.

If a document resembles the form of a debenture although it is not called such, the usual rights and liabilities accrue to the holder.

Lord Hoffmann remarked that if a reasonable person could understand, however oblique and allusive, that an assurance was given, a legal right would accrue.

Only in the mid-1980's did the right to counsel accrue to children of parents fighting for their custody.

Until this is done, no right to the money accrues to the railroad company, or anyone else.

By now, this essentially moral theory controls citizenship and who is admitted across borders, and the rights accruing to the 'sons of the soil'.

Ultimately, though, the rights accrued to the Bishopric, which held them until 1834 when the Spanish Church lost many of its feudal properties.