Sentence examples for continuous possession from inspiring English sources

A person who already owned a high-capacity magazine fitting the description would be able to continue to own the magazine but would have to maintain continuous possession of it.

Chain of continuous possession being impossible to establish, the ownership of the object has reverted firmly and decisively to the museum.

In early Roman law, two years of continuous possession established title in the case of land, one year in the case of movables.

Ecclesiastical lands taken by Lutheran rulers from Catholic prelates who were not immediate vassals of the emperor were to remain with the Lutherans if continuous possession could be proved from the time of the Treaty of Passau (August 2, 1552).

The original captors did not stay in continuous possession of the prisoners throughout the next two days.

MarketScan medical claims for AEs during the periods of interest were attributed to a particular product at the patient level based on a patient's continuous possession of either the branded or a generic drug.

Britain based its claim on its "open, continuous, effective possession, occupation, and administration" of the islands since 1833 and its determination to apply to the Falklanders the principle of self-determination as recognized in the United Nations Charter.

But with Bath on top in the pack and providing continuous good-quality possession, they were able to build on a 21-13 half-time lead.

The Commonwealth ended up with the possession of the continuous Baltic coast from Puck to Pernau.

There, the Mission Indians did not claim fee simple by any Mexican grant, but rather "by virtue of their possession, and the continuous, open, and exclusive use and occupancy by their predecessors and ancestors ever since the year 1815".

Predictors of continuous maternal care were in possession of both records (aOR: 2.09, 95% CI: 1.87 2.34), respondent's age, years of education, household wealth quintiles, and parity (Table 3).