This is a common mistake — and a source of friction for heirs — when property is left to children.
The parliamentary committee is considering ways to empower Mr. Tsur or an independent auditor to examine bank records, as part of a more active government policy to find heirs to property owned by Holocaust victims.
The Tulsa Race Riot Commission recommended that the state and city pay reparations to some 80 black survivors and to heirs of property owners, although it left the amount up to the State Legislature.
Benefitting from their superior heir distinct properties, especially, the biocompatibility in the physiological condition, CNTs have been one of the most promising inorganic nano-sized vectors for anticancer drugs, proteins, genetic therapeutics, and biological imaging agent delivery [8, 24, 25].
I have all my history here, and for someone to come out of nowhere, and to say that there is an heir to this property, and claim it is their property, it is as though they are taking all my history, all my life, and cancelling it".
None of them were heir to the property itself, which had gone to a niece and a nephew, deserving because they had been kind to Vivien in her old age.
David Hart, the Thatcherite banking heir, was a property magnate, defence industry lobbyist who came to prominence as the scourge of Arthur Scargill and the National Union of Miners during the strike of 1984-85.
After the usual restoration job on the house, we're introduced to a young American girl (Abbie Cornish), who may or may not be the rightful heir to the property, and to the devious machinations of the château's vigneron (Didier Bourdon), who may or may not be developing a fabulous boutique red in a corner of the vineyard.
When his father died in 1612, Wheelwright administered the estate, and was also the heir to some property in Lincolnshire.
Although she does not want to marry him, Tarafdar persuades her with a promise that she will be the sole heir of his property.
