the occupying of a property not by ownership but with the arrangement and the consent of the owner.

the term for the exclusive of your own property with the claim to it.

the term fro the possession of property by a person who denies anyone else’s rights or claims to it.

an aphorism that implies to a person who claims title an possession of property must show good cause in ordered to get rid of an occupant.

a term that is used when a person physically occupies a property without having the title to it.

the term given to property that has been abandoned and vacated by a person who had possession of it.

Fr. In English law , as in most systems of jurisprudence , the fact of possession raises a prima facie title or a presumption of the right of property in […]

an order of the court that grants a person’s right to take over and occupy property being occupied by another person.

One who possesses; one who has possession.

the person who occupies property with the conviction that he is the rightful owner.

a person who occupies and controls property as if he were the title holder but knows that he is not.

Relating to possession; founded on possession; contemplating or claiming possession.

An action which has for its immediate object to obtain or recover the actual possession of the subject-matter ; as distinguished from an action which merely seeks to vindicate the […]

A claim which can be enforced in case the lienor has possession of the goods of the lienee. For instances, agents, bankers or carriers can exercise possessory lien .

Lat Possibility ; a possibility. Possihilitas post dissolutionem exccutionis nunquam rcviviscatur, a possibility will never be revived after the dissolution of its execution. 1 Rolle. 321. l’ost crceutionem status, lex […]

An uncertain thing which may happen. A contingent interest in real or personal estate. Kinzie v. Winston, 14 Fed. Cas. 651; Bodenhamer v. Welch. 89 N. C. 78; Needles v. […]

a term that describes a woman that no matter what age she is able to bear children and a conclusion cannot be made legally that there will be no children.

the possibility that an estate will be returned back to the grantor if an event occurs in the future.

Capable of existing or happening ; feasible. In another sense, the word denotes extreme improbability, without excludiug the idea of feasibility. It is also sometimes equivalent to ” practicable ” […]

Lat. After; occurring in a report or a text-book, is used to send the reader to a subsequent part of the book.

A contrast of the realized income that was brought in by a project as well as the income which was projected during project appraisal .

When a prime contractor negotiates with different trade contractors in order to purchase goods or services at a lower cost, which are to be used to perform a contract that […]

A trial balance which is created once all of the entries have been posted in to their respective accounts. The main purpose of the creation of a trial balance is […]

After the Conquest. Words inserted in the king’s title by King Edward I., and constantly used in the time of Edward III. Tomlins.

Materials such as plastics, paper, etc. which are generally recovered from thrown away household products or industrial waste.