Sentence examples for heirs right from inspiring English sources

You've done your duty to your heirs, right?

The New York State courts, for example, have yet to recognize heirs' rights to publicity; California extends that right for 70 years after death.

John Howard, a Yorkist supporter, was killed at Bosworth Field in 1485 and in the aftermath his son Thomas, the 2nd Duke, was attainted, forfeiting his and his heirs' rights to his properties and titles, and placed in the Tower of London.

Last September in a prelude to a lawsuit, Mr. Toberoff — using a provision in copyright law that, under certain conditions, gives authors or their heirs the right to regain ownership of a product after a given number of years — sent 45 notices of copyright termination to Marvel, Disney and other studios.

He was willing to recognise the Polish King as his sovereign in exchange for the crown of Moldavia and the recognition of his male heirs' hereditary right over the three principalities, Transylvania, Moldavia and Wallachia.

Both biopics could yet run into objections from Tolkien's heirs and rights holders for the author's back catalogue.

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has praised the decision to amend royal succession laws to allow male and female heirs equal rights to the throne.

Lionel, the next surviving son of Edward III, left an only child, Philippa, who married the Earl of March, in whose heirs was the right to the succession.

If the owner of one of these shops died, his heirs had the right to run the business for ten years even if they were not qualified pharmacists.

Both the Bennite left and the (Roy) Jenkinsite right, heirs to a political divide as old as the party itself, saw that destroying the reputation of the government in which they had served, and of the man who had promoted them, could be useful in their fight for a different kind of Labour, their version of progressive politics.

(Step-up means heirs can sell right away without owing any capital gains taxes).