Sentence examples for title to part from inspiring English sources
Southern Methodist University's title to part of the land it has set aside for the George W. Bush Presidential Library is being challenged in court.
Foreclosure records indicate that in 1991, "the unknown heirs etc. of Willie James Smedley, a k a James Trask, deceased" lost title to part of the lot.
Q I am writing about the "Your Home" column of July 2, which described a court case, an "action to quiet title by adverse possession," in which a property owner acquired title to part of a neighbor's property after using the land for more than 10 years.
Three of them claimed that they, too, had title to parts of the property.
Each sketched box corresponds via its title to a part of the resulting query.
In August 1975, Whitlam gave the Gurindji people of the Northern Territory title deeds to part of their traditional lands, beginning the process of Aboriginal land reform.
It also took time to gain clear title to the property, part of which was still owned by Conrail and occupied by an active rail line.
He sold title rights to parts of the sport, like a catch and a six (the equivalent of a home run), in a way few respectable sports administrators would consider doing.
The title refers to parts of an antique record player, and the work, scored for flute, violin, cello and piano, is a modernist's fantasy of an old 78-r.p.m. disc — one etched with chunky, acerbic, rhythmically complex music — grinding along.
South Africa, long the continent's economic and political powerhouse, is in danger of losing that title to Nigeria, thanks in part to the west African country's ebullient energy.Many Nigerians swat away criticism as misrepresentation.
But Mr. Farrell, from the district attorney's office, said that because Ms. Albertina did not acknowledge stealing 2206 Strauss Street by means of a forged deed when she pleaded guilty to other charges in 2006, there was insufficient evidence to automatically restore title to Mr. Gillings as part of the prosecution.
