Does the separate property of the two persons have a low value?

In 1561 the castle and the village became separated properties.

The additional stories in such a development are treated legally as a separate property from the building below.

The association covers about 120 homes, whose residents pay a separate property tax in addition to town taxes.

My mother had a jointure of separate property settled upon her.

The materials can be engineered or natural, and keep their separate properties when mixed together.

Which couples keep separate property after marriage, and which do not?

Kantor's novel and the movie of the same name are two separate properties.

Paraphernalia was the separate property of a married woman, such as clothing and jewelry.

He soon subdivided the village onto eight separate properties, selling each to a different family.

In effect, this section made both parents legally liable while each spouse held separate property.

Residents live in separate properties, and services (including care) can be provided if and when required.

The enlisted class was grouped into five separate property classes, for a total of 170 Centuries.

Key among them was the developers' negotiating with nine separate property owners and 18 different retailers.

Sometimes separate property can become relationship property and thus subject to equal sharing.

The Act altered the common law doctrine of coverture to include the wife's right to own, buy and sell her separate property.

Characters have separate properties to denote they are a punctuation character.

After the war it was regarded as too large for contemporary living and was divided into two separate properties.

Two types of assets, separate property and marital property, are often mentioned in an agreement.

Their home is one wing of a lovely old 1906 stable block built for a grand house nearby, itself now split into separate properties.

These roads split the center into "superblocks", each of which were built and leased as separate properties.

Marriage arrangements in France as early as the thirteenth century seemed to provide for a concept of separate property.

She had it listed as her sole and separate property when she and David got married.

If six or more separate properties (including any land) are bought in a single transaction, it's treated as 'non-residential'.

The result is considered separate property.

Two separate estates were then established, each with its own new house.

Thurgoona is a fast growing suburb, which has been built based on separate estates.

And so this property held for the wife's separate use comes to be her 'separate estate' in Equity.

This claim should stand in the joint estate and separate estates of all the insolvent partners.

It was held as nine separate estates before the Norman Conquest.

Looking at this broader property interest led the majority to hold that there was no taking of the whole estate (the three separate estates combined).

The Resort actually began as three separate estates.

Along the way runners inevitably had to jump streams and low stone walls separating estates.

Marie and Ernest would have no children, and the two quickly grew apart, largely living on separate estates.

Officially, it comes under the Paddock area of the town, however it is recognised as a separate estate by most residents.

The preserve was formerly four separate estates.

However, during the first half of the twentieth century the Campbells gradually sold the island as a number of separate estates.

Loughton was fragmented into eight separate estates.

The estate was partitioned into three sections, and separate estate agents appointed to oversee the disposal of each.

The authorities did not intend to give peasants legal parity with the other estates of the realm, but to continue treating them as a separate estate.

Some of the queens were given separate estates that were looked after by state officials (Phukans or Baruas).

Instead of considering the three separate estates in land, Rehnquist believed that the majority only considered a "broader, yet undefined, segment of property."

What was needed was the creation of a separate estate, the estate royal, to subdue and arbitrate social conflict by coercion.

Furthermore, most of this growth has taken place in the large but separate estates of owner-occupied and council houses outlined by most typologies.

One of these is fashion designer Bruce Makowsky, who owns three separate estates that he purchased for a total in excess of $53 million.

Firstly a large part of the east of the parish was hived off as a separate estate: Badger Heath.

By 1450, the original estate had been split into three separate estates, Stanbridge Earls, Ranvilles and Ervilles.

Le Domaine Forget was three separate estates of three eminent Canadians at the turn of the twentieth century.

Unlike "prosperous" or "affluent," "rich" implies a society divided into separate estates, a legacy of the word's origin in the Indo-European name for a tribal king.

The Danish monarchs and the Dukes of Holstein-Gottorp ruled both duchies together as to general government, however, collected their revenues in their separate estates.

Does the separate property of the two persons have a low value?

In 1561 the castle and the village became separated properties.

The additional stories in such a development are treated legally as a separate property from the building below.

The association covers about 120 homes, whose residents pay a separate property tax in addition to town taxes.

My mother had a jointure of separate property settled upon her.

The materials can be engineered or natural, and keep their separate properties when mixed together.

Which couples keep separate property after marriage, and which do not?

Kantor's novel and the movie of the same name are two separate properties.

Paraphernalia was the separate property of a married woman, such as clothing and jewelry.

He soon subdivided the village onto eight separate properties, selling each to a different family.

In effect, this section made both parents legally liable while each spouse held separate property.

Residents live in separate properties, and services (including care) can be provided if and when required.

The enlisted class was grouped into five separate property classes, for a total of 170 Centuries.

Key among them was the developers' negotiating with nine separate property owners and 18 different retailers.

Sometimes separate property can become relationship property and thus subject to equal sharing.

The Act altered the common law doctrine of coverture to include the wife's right to own, buy and sell her separate property.

Characters have separate properties to denote they are a punctuation character.

After the war it was regarded as too large for contemporary living and was divided into two separate properties.

Two types of assets, separate property and marital property, are often mentioned in an agreement.

Their home is one wing of a lovely old 1906 stable block built for a grand house nearby, itself now split into separate properties.

These roads split the center into "superblocks", each of which were built and leased as separate properties.

Marriage arrangements in France as early as the thirteenth century seemed to provide for a concept of separate property.

She had it listed as her sole and separate property when she and David got married.

If six or more separate properties (including any land) are bought in a single transaction, it's treated as 'non-residential'.

The result is considered separate property.