He said real estate experts assured him that many corporations seeking to dispose of property have handled their property planning in this way.
The government invoked the Fraud Injunction Act, a federal statute that authorizes a "restraining order" against assets when a person is "alienating or disposing of property, or intends to alienate or dispose of property" that is "obtained from" or "traceable to" certain federal offenses.
The district court, however, concluded that Luis "has alienated or disposed of property, and unless enjoined could continue to alienate or dispose of property," without any evidence that she either was presently doing so or intended to do so in the future.
"Animals are considered property and that's what the point of a will is to dispose of property upon one's death," he said.
The banks have been very slow to dispose of property.
Is it legal for the co-op board to dispose of property in this manner?... Burton Morris, Manhattan.
By listing all sales and auctions from a single starting point, federal officials hope to dispose of property more quickly.
Limitations on the right to dispose of property have been frequent throughout history, and slaves were no exception.
They could own and dispose of property in their own right, and they could initiate divorce and other legal proceedings.
Stefanos Manos, an ex-finance minister, says a new state investment company could manage and dispose of property worth €200 billion.
