Sentence examples for common heir from inspiring English sources

Hannibal Buress, like Cosby, is a black man, a common heir to the body of stereotypes about sexual predation and the tormented history that accompany it.

The common conception that the heir to the throne had to marry his predecessor's oldest daughter has been disproved; kingship did not pass through the female line.

More generally in north India, zamindar denoted the cultivator of the soil or joint proprietors holding village lands in common as joint heirs.

While pricing is a common battlefield for heirs, other flash points include which agent to hire, what will be included in the sale, who is responsible for cleanup and maintenance, how much staging will be required to put an aging property in the best light and who is selected as the real estate lawyer.

Assad junior has many characteristics in common with Cromwell's heir.

David Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed over EU budget talks and windfarms at the heir weekly Commons showdown.

The European Union is a distant heir of that common identity.

The serried crowd were heirs to the common folk who – armed with knives, flowerpots and stones – had rebelled against Napoleonic troops in nearby streets two centuries earlier.

"There can be two sets of heirs with nothing in common," he said.

Primogeniture has often ensured that a firm did not get torn apart by feuding heirs during generational succession a common problem now that the eldest son no longer automatically inherits the lot in most countries.

There are three main types of CLATs: CLAT for Heirs: This is the most common type of CLAT and is used to transfer assets to the next generation with little or no estate/gift tax.