The phrase "acquired property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to real estate, legal matters, or discussions about ownership of assets that have been obtained.
Example: "The company has successfully acquired property in the downtown area to expand its operations."
Alternatives: "obtained assets" or "purchased real estate".
§ 291.10 General policy regarding rental of acquired property.
The newly acquired property on Bleecker Street "is too much space for us," Ms. McAskin said.
"If you've acquired property with highly leveraged capital, you've got a problem," he said.
In this phase, the acquired property is not just managed, but transformed.
In New York State, Seritage acquired property in relatively higher income areas.
"So the C.D.A. rezoned portions of it residential use, acquired property and hired contractors to build homes.
The "Temple" part of the name comes from the Knights Templar, who acquired property here in the 1160s.
It does not include incidental interests such as interests in proceeds, accessions, additions, fixtures, insurance proceeds (whether or not the creditor is a loss payee or beneficiary), premium rebates, or interests in after-acquired property.
Defendants insisted that the disputed property was not embraced within the mortgages under the after-acquired property clause inserted therein, because entirely foreign to the operation of the railroad, and therefore could not have been embraced within the foreclosure and sale.
This system has been modified by the conversion of many Khāsi to Christianity, by the consequent conflict of ritual obligations under the tribal religion and the demands of the new religion, and by the right of the people to make wills in respect of self-acquired property.
However, other types of inter vivos trust are incapable of binding after-acquired property or operating so as to automatically bind such property as and when it is received.
