Bell had aspirations to leave the dealing behind and become a legitimate property developer.
For people threatened by such risks, financial privacy can protect their legitimate property.
Now Kurdish leaders want them out but the Americans want to move deliberately in order to protect legitimate property rights.
The cleansed money could be returned to Britain to finance legitimate property deals, unidentifiable as the proceeds of crime.
In Bavington's case the fraudster had taken pictures from a legitimate property listing on another site, changing key details to convince her victims.
Our findings question the viability of the current conservation model and highlight the importance to conservation policy of locally legitimate property rights over forestlands.
Therefore, Austria argues, the paintings are its legitimate property today despite having been illegitimately expropriated by the Nazis after the family fled Vienna in 1938.
By treating the confiscated slaves not as chattel property but as persons "held to labor," the bill implicitly endorsed the argument, long advanced by Republican political leaders, that there could be no legitimate property in human beings.
It insists that the vast majority of trusts are set up for charities, legitimate property ownership or insurance policies, or for estate planning, including to benefit vulnerable family members, not to hide illicit funds.
Focusing on Palestinians living in refugee camps in Lebanon and Jordan, it shows how the first to arrive developed flexible though legitimate property rights claims based on legal knowledge retained from their homeland, subsequently adapted to the restrictions of refugee life.
First, it is controversial whether complementation, conjunction, and disjunction are legitimate property-forming operations.
