Sentence examples for grant possession from inspiring English sources

They do this by using Ground 8, a mandatory requirement for possession, which compels a court to grant possession where a tenant has eight weeks rent arrears.

"However, I think that if the leaseholder had stopped the unlawful subletting – even though in law it is an 'irremediable breach', which effectively means it can never be put right – then the court would be very reluctant to grant possession to the freeholder," says Nyree Applegarth, a property litigation partner at Higgs & Sons solicitors.

He was made constable of England and was granted possession of his wife's estates with a charge to keep her safe in some secret place at home.

Your Task: Using evidence from the text, write a paragraph arguing for your point of view on the question of who should be granted possession of the islands.

The claims were settled after the question of the islands' sovereignty was resolved February 9 , 1920 by a treaty granting possession to Norway and mineral rights on an equal basis to various European and other countries.

7. Whether the government acted unjustly in granting possession to the Matuas rather than some other family (or no one) would of course depend on a distinct set of considerations, such as whether they had an antecedent claim to the property or if the process by which they were chosen to receive it was fair.

By virtue of the title, the team was granted possession of the Allan Cup, emblematic of Canada's national senior-amateur championship.

(Even if Laudabiliter is authentic, which is doubtful, it does not grant hereditary possession of Ireland to the English king).

While this suffices to show that the questions put to the witness did not invade the professional privilege, the finding does not control the decision of the case with respect to the requirement of the production of the books and papers if in Grant's possession.

However she decided to grant the possession order, saying that Mr Malik could not be denied his ownership of the site because "others find his use of that land to be less acceptable than the use made of it by the trespassing defendants".

Pop regarded her as a kind of queen, of whom he had been granted temporary possession.