"title owner" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to someone who has legal ownership of a property or other asset, such as a vehicle. For example: "The title owner of the vehicle is listed as John Smith on the registration paperwork."
For example, she added, in societies where the landowner is the male head of the household but those working on the land are mainly women, and there is damage to that land, without a gender lens, compensation is likely to go to the male title owner, but the actual income loss would probably be felt by women.
The title? "Owner's Manual".
My favorite cover letters arrive addressed to an intern or account executive with the title "Owner" next to their name.
He made his initial fortune in real estate, taking advantage of the Frank Lyon Co. v. United States decision by the United States Supreme Court which allowed economic owners of realty to sell property and lease it back, while transferring the tax deduction for depreciation to the title owner.
Title: Owner or Writer or Designer or CEO etc. 3 to 5 bullet points showing your main activities and the results a potential client might expect to see. 5 to 15 recommendations that would function as testimonials of a job well done.
Sectional title owners pay a fee to maintain these and in this way are similar to condos and leaseholds.
The publishers' pot of money is divided between all the title owners, based on the content Readbug's users have been reading each month.
One, almost everyone has heard of: the fearsome Rafael Nadal of Spain, winner of seven Grand Slam titles, owner of the No. 1 ranking and the most physical, punishing groundstrokes in the game.
But South Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries may lose its title as owner of the world's largest shipyard.
"People could ask why we even bother with this," said Bill Burris, a Lexus executive whose title is owner- experience manager.
"And I'm very proud they selected us to develop it -- the official title is owner's representative -- manage construction, set the rents and ultimately manage the property".
