The buildings were situated on a hillside, and the two public housing estates were composed of several blocks of "high rises" with long corridors; some of these were indoors, but most were outdoors.
It is important to remember that a person's estate is composed of various assets.
A legal hole was found in 1920 because part of the estate was composed of iron leases in Minnesota and Minnesota had a law against trusts of such long standing.
An estate near by, composed of a dozen rambling stone buildings, had been built in the 1920's by Francis H. I'i Brown, champion golfer, bon vivant, millionaire and descendant of Hawaiian nobility - the family had once owned a very large slice of Oahu, including Pearl Harbor.
It is associated with a model workers' community composed of housing estates with recreational and welfare facilities.
The Cortes of Leon and Castile were composed of three estates: nobles, clergy, and the procuradores (attorneys or town clerks) of the concejos (fortified municipalities), who bore poderes (written instructions) from their electors.
A bankruptcy "estate" is created that is composed of all of the debtor's assets.
As of 31 December 1998, the church's net active wealth (composed of real estate and stock) reached 7.3 million francs.
The land, 500 yards from Highbury, composed of a rubbish processing plant and industrial estate, 80% owned by the Islington Council, Railtrack and Sainsbury's.
Jameson's, an amateur team based on Manhattan's Upper East Side composed of architects, real estate brokers, carpenters, investment bankers, bartenders and lawyers in their 20's and 30's, won the U.S. Carlsberg Cup last week in Hempstead, N.Y.
