Sentence examples similar to estate possessors from inspiring English sources
Mr. Albertini and his lawyers argue that, given the conditions under which the estate was purchased, Mr. Plée's descendants are its "possessors," not its owners, and so have no legal right to oppose the town's project.
Sole possessors of an excellent piece of real estate off limits to humans but in the middle of it all, seals will probably be returning to the city every November from now on.
Michael Allan Wolf, a real estate expert at the University of Florida law school, said adverse possessors also disrupt the chain of title.
It will take me about a month to learn the whole thing at this leisurely pace, but in the end I'll be the possessor of a nice big piece of poetical real estate, one that I will always be able to revisit and roam about in.
The code states that a servitude "is a charge laid on an estate for the use and utility of another estate belonging to another owner," and it emphasizes that "servitudes do not establish any preeminence of one estate over another". Title in land may be acquired within 10 or 20 years if the possessor believed, in good faith, that he was the real owner.
Adam Leitman Bailey, another Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that by passing its adverse possession bill, the Legislature essentially attempted to overturn the Court of Appeals decision by barring adverse possession if the adverse possessor knew the property was owned by someone else.
Are we its servants or its possessors?
The possessors would certainly be prepared to kill to retain it.
Perhaps the show's creators are making a point about how creativity isolates its possessors.
Many were specially cast to commemorate important events in the lives of their possessors.
