Through the years, even as she pursued her own career, she has exercised close control over the estate, approving exhibitions and supervising portfolios of his work and the sale of vintage photographs.
Elizabeth I gave the chapter and the Vicars Choral a new charter in 1591, creating a new governing body, consisting of the dean and eight residentiary canons with control over the church estates and authority over its affairs, but no longer entitled to elect the dean (that entitlement thenceforward belonged ultimately to the Crown).
Since I have no control over the real estate market, the stock market, bonds, interest rates, the price of gold, etc., I have to step back and be realistic.
Both Roger and Edmund used a legal device called "the use", effectively giving Ludlow Castle to trustees during their lifetimes in exchange for annual payments; this reduced their tax liabilities and gave them more control over the distribution of the estates on their deaths.
Mr. Gore is executor of the estate, but his aides say that he exercises no control over the stock in the estate and has never owned Occidental stock himself.
£200m saved on property costs – almost double the savings of the previous year; this follows the appointment of an advisory body of property experts in March 2011 and further controls over the government estate.
Gabrielsson later became embroiled in a long-running dispute over control of the estate of her "soulmate".
A change executed in early 2004 gave control over the remainder of her estate after bequests — roughly $60 million — to Mr. Marshall, prosecutors said.
In a recent story I wrote about the drama, the late poet's niece, Laura Garcia Lorca (who is also the director of the Federico Garcia Lorca Foundation, which exercises control over the poet's literary estate), told me that she and her relatives didn't want Lorca's body moved because they feared his exhumation would become an unseemly spectacle, "a circus".
From a bankruptcy perspective, this means that if any of these companies ends up in bankruptcy – or in Caesars' case, if it ends up in bankruptcy again – the operating company will no longer have direct control over the company's real estate.
