title of ownership

Scottish baronies are the exception, but rarely does one come up for sale with a clear title of ownership.

State motor vehicle bureaus issue titles of ownership for a number of reasons.

Buying a mobile home is similar to buying a car - sales tax applies, and you receive a title of ownership.

The storeowner goes to his bank and retrieves from his safety deposit box the title of ownership.

Verifying titles of ownership was the most frequent task carried out by "places of authentication".

Banknotes after issue into circulation, being legal tender in any country, issued stock share and bond certificates and similar titles of ownership.

The description of him on the certificate title of ownership reads "a gentleman of Strathcona".

Because they traditionally held their land in common, Kolla people do not have titles of ownership to their lands, which has resulted in displacement.

In a single season Turkey national football team to the District 3 football team that's First and Only was the title of ownership.

Terran law forbids them a title of ownership of the planet, forcing them instead to forge a treaty with a sovereign power on the world.

Yet among the half million Palestinians now living in Lebanon, many stubbornly went on cherishing these keys and their titles of ownership in Palestine.

The title Lord of the manor is a feudal title of ownership and is legally capable of sale.

One big problem is that banks were so lax in issuing many of the loans that collateral was not properly registered or titles of ownership not checked.

In most cases, "socialization" is understood to be a deeper process of transforming the social relations of production within economic organizations as opposed to merely changing titles of ownership.

However, under 'marché ouvert', if goods were openly sold in designated markets between sunrise and sunset, provenance could not be questioned and effective title of ownership was obtained.

The capital "exists only in the latter form", while the stock or share "is merely a title of ownership to a corresponding portion of the surplus-value to be realised by it".

While the station was owned by Bill Anderson, the official title of ownership was "Whisper Communications of Nashville, a division of Stallion Music."

Unlike time shares, fractionals carry a title of ownership and are marketed as high-end vacation homes, typically costing an average of 10 times as much as a time share.

The Act of the General Assembly approved December 16, 1902, which extends the title of ownership of lands abutting on tidal water to low water mark, is hereby ratified and confirmed.

Conflict for the title of ownership to these fortified places built by members of nobility was probably the source of uprising (1276), which cost Ottokar the Austrian lands, and two years later (in an attempt for reconquest) his life.

The transactions include not only the issuing of licenses and registrations, but also titles of ownership, vehicle inspections, driver testing, the licensing of auto-body shops, junkyards and driver schools, maintaining violation records and collecting insurance surcharges.

Since the value of these claims does not function as capital, is merely a claim on future surplus, "the capital-value of such paper is...wholly illusory... The paper serves as title of ownership which represents this capital.

The test is to ask, of any title of ownership you are asked to accept or which you ask others to accept, "Would this be honored in a free society of rationalists, or does it require the armed might of a State to force people to honor it?"

Following this, in 1857, Father José María Villarreal Montemayor, claimed the water from the Confraternity of the Immaculate, property of the inhabitants of the village of San Francisco in Tlaxcala, and, although he gave a large sum of money, he got to be given title of ownership.

Destruction of the old Mercantile Place buildings began at 5 p.m. April 24, 1923, the day that the title of ownership passed to the Mercantile Arcade Realty Company ("a syndicate of San Francisco business men"), and underpinning of the adjoining buildings to the north and south started on May 3.