Sentence examples for rights of occupancy from inspiring English sources

Still, a source of turmoil for motel families is a California rule that after 28 days, residents are considered tenants, gaining legal rights of occupancy.

(E) A transfer into an inter vivos trust in which the consumer is and remains a beneficiary and which does not relate to a transfer of rights of occupancy in the property.

The construction contended for by the complainants is obviously inconsistent with the direction that sales of rights of occupancy should be made for a term; that is, for one or more years.

When the colonial and post-independence governments established national parks and game reserves in these customarily owned lands, local people were evicted and rights of occupancy gradually extinguished.

Fifth, the Court rejected estoppel: "Since these Indians with the implied consent of the government had acquired such rights of occupancy as entitled them to retain possession as against the defendants, no officer or agent of the government had authority to deal with the land upon any other theory".

The National Land Policy 1995 recognizes the customary and statutory rights of occupancy.

For example, in many U.S. states the person who holds the mortgage to a house is technically considered the legal owner of the house, even though the house's occupant has the exclusive right of occupancy.

The Acts provide for the use and occupation of land through the system of right of occupancy.

The grant conveyed the fee subject to this right of occupancy.

The Palestinians did not contest their claim of ownership, just their right of occupancy.

Most people are buried on family land to ensure their children's right of occupancy.