Sentence examples for holding of property from inspiring English sources

Adverse possession, in Anglo-American property law, holding of property under some claim of right with the knowledge and against the will of one who has a superior ownership interest in the property.

Borrow fees are not for the "management of property," they are for the "acquisition, financing, and holding" of property.

On Dec. 1, 1327, the Franciscan general Michael of Cesena arrived in Avignon and stayed at the same convent; he, too, had been summoned by the pope in connection with the dispute over the holding of property.

The argument from expediency is rejected by Raphael, but his dismissal of all compromise leads him to make the first allusion to the Utopians and their holding of property in common, a practice he associates with Plato.

An "investment property" is the passive long-term holding of property, with the expectation of its appreciating in value.

The introduction of constants is normally accompanied by the addition to the axiomatic basis of special axioms containing those constants, designed to express principles that hold of the objects, properties, relations, or functions represented by them though they do not hold of objects, properties, relations, or functions in general.

REITs are securities that hold portfolios of property or mortgages, and they trade on the major exchanges.

The same sort of thing holds for properties of electronic devices.

For the smaller investor, there may be some buying opportunities in modest buildings outside urban areas, as well as in office REITs, which are dividend-paying companies that hold portfolios of properties.

"There's a sharp distinction between where we have been able to hold our own with the down-zoning and where the developers have gotten hold of properties," she said.

"The U.S. is good for speculative higher-risk investments from our perspective because the strong Australian dollar will enable us to gain hold of properties at prices we will probably not see for a long time," says Reddy. "The U.S. is an economic powerhouse that I think will recover, and if the exchange rate goes back to figures from a few years ago, that will benefit us".