Possession, in law, the acquisition of either a considerable degree of physical control over a physical thing, such as land or chattel, or the legal right to control intangible property, such as a credit with the definite intention of ownership.
(2) It also held that where respondent 'takes an order' from a customer and fills it outside the state and the goods are shipped interstate 'with the definite intention that those goods be carried at once to that customer, and they are so carried, the whole movement is interstate' and the entire work of delivery to their final destination is an employment 'in commerce'.
Buying with a definite intention to sell is more typical for "event-driven" investors, such as Pershing Square and other hedge funds.
A list of specialities followed, each of which was rated on a five-point scale, for which the categories were, "Definite intention to go into this", "Very attractive", "Moderately attractive", "Not very attractive", and "Definite intention not to go into this".
Only 75percentnt of women with definite intentions to have a support person actually did end up having one (χ2 = 32.4, df = 5, p < 0.0001).
The data collected in our studies consist of ratings of attractiveness of different medical careers on a five-point scale, ranging from 'Definite intention to go into this' through to 'Definite intention not to go into this'.
Don't get artistic with the definite article.
"She does come with the definite advantage of having been around for so long," says Feinberg.
With the definite article, "the evil ones" sound like a satisfyingly specific target.
The largest discrepancy between definite intentions to use an analgesic compared to actual use was for the three pharmacological analgesics.
There were however some significant differences in the total population between definite intentions to use an analgesic and actual use.
