Sentence examples for property statutes from inspiring English sources
Menell, Intellectual Property Statutes 2018.
Laws Ch. 9, sections 26-27(D); real property statutes.
Congress first considered intellectual property statutes in its inaugural session in 1789.
For Indians with trust property, statutes require the Secretary of the Interior to assume that general role.
As Solicitor General Elena Kagan noted in her brief to the court last year, it would have a profoundly chilling effect on judges trying to interpret property statutes.
With this legacy, the court concluded that the entire property should be considered jointly held by Muslims and Hindus and distributed under relevant Indian property statutes, Mr. Salve said, which divide contested properties on the principle of fairness.
He also cited a precedent established by a 2003 federal appellate court decision against the antiquities dealer Frederick Schultz, which puts a burden on the foreign government to show that it enforces its own property statute at home.
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1910 interpreted the District of Columbia marital property statute as not allowing a wife to sue her husband [Thompson v. Thompson].
Most community-property statutes specify what property acquired after marriage is considered to be separate, and all the rest is classified as community.
His greatest accomplishments were the Law of Property Act (1922) and subsequent real-property statutes (1925) that replaced a convoluted, largely medieval system of land law.
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