One might well question to what extent any Westerner who is married can be said to have individual property when his or her spouse has so much of a stake in it.
Each of these objects is a specialization of the prototypical one and thus has individual properties bound to the object.
On the other use, it relates us to a Russellian proposition or state of affairs, something that has individuals, properties, relations, etc., as constituents.
In this paper, we consider the blood vessel to be a thin-walled, cylindrical tube and assume that the load-bearing constituents deform together, but have individual material properties.
Under the Household Responsibility System in rural China, farmers own farmland in the name of the local village community and do not have individual land property rights.
Specifically, it's the idea that we all have individual rights -- to life, liberty, property, the pursuit of happiness -- that we deserve equal protection of the laws, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender or income -- and that government's sole job is to preserve and protect these rights.
However, musicians and makers know that guitars of the same model both share features, and still have some individual properties.
Each layer has individual thickness and material properties.
In Tamano, the court reasoned that while fishermen and clammers have no individual property rights to the aquatic life harmed by oil pollution, the fishermen could sue for tortious invasion of a public right, having suffered damages greater in degree than the general public.
