sharing of property

This sharing of properties is often handled by the delegation mechanism.

They argue that individual sovereignty prohibits any forced or coerced sharing of property.

There is no sharing of property.

A trade group representing mostly Manhattan-based real estate agents took a tiny step yesterday toward greater sharing of property listings in Brooklyn.

These opponents support strong rules on sharing of property and child support after divorce, but say that does not warrant the punitive spirit of the proposals.

Churchmen often said that they alone could live according to natural and divine law, that is, in true freedom and equality, and with the communal sharing of property.

Couples can hire a lawyer to create a legal framework that mimics some aspects of marriage, such as inheritance rights, sharing of property and visitation rights in hospitals.

And with the advent of no-fault in automobile accident cases and equitable sharing of property in divorce cases, the need for lawyers in those areas declined.

The reforms implemented by Kim Il-Sung provided women's rights at work, rights of inheriting and sharing of properties, and rights of free marriage and divorce.

Consortium is a word used for the sharing of property, usually used in a technical sense for the property held by heirs, but could also be used in the context of marriage.

It lists tens types of coupling including three types of formal marriage, five unions where there are sexual relations but no sharing of property or cohabitating, union by rape and union by two who are mentally incompetent.

Thus the denominational attempt at incorporating the ideals expressed in the Acts of Apostles regarding the sharing of property within the Christian community came to interact with the social issues of the time to produce various interpretations regarding the establishment of the Kingdom of God on earth.