right of use

A person has a right of use and enjoyment of his or her property.

The wife did not seem to have right of use in the timeframe under discussion, and so there was no delivery to her.

The exploitation right must be distinguished from the right of use.

This really must lead to the creation of an industry, rights of use and services with providers.

Certain rights of use of land by the owners kin seem to have existed.

Democratic rights of use and ownership, a way of life and a key industry are involved.

There was later some dispute over the character, and the right of use was revoked.

Rights of use for livestock grazing and the gathering of forest products were recognized.

For each type of use there is consequently a corresponding right of use.

The transfer included a recapture clause by which the Government reserved specific rights of use and possession during a national emergency.

Easement ("the right of use over the real property of another")

Customers will be given different rights of use, depending on the policies of the record label that distributes the song.

Ahead it heard the high, childlike voice of the user - the dagger's next kill by right of use.

If not, the company then has the exclusive right of use, sometimes for 10 years, sometimes permanently, depending on the laws of the country.

The mortgagor's rights of use and enjoyment are restricted in terms of the mortgage bond.

These rights can be in the form of actual ownership or usufruct, the rights of use.

However, there is the possibility of granting certain rights of use to someone else, according to the 31 UrhG.

"Ownership of that square always has rested in the citizens of Cincinnati, and subject to their right of use.

Ownership of land in many pre-industrial societies meant 'rights of use' and not complete personal control.)

Latterly the town issued a right of use to an association which has the stated aim of preserving, but not rebuilding the ruin.

Land in Thailand is covered by a system consisting of several title deeds offering different rights of use, possession, ownership or alienation.

TDR is based on the concept that with land ownership comes the right of use of land, or development.

In addition to the existing church, a stone house for the monks and a mill were built, for which the Cirksena also had rights of use.

The band, however, refused the BBC rights of use, denying the broadcasting of their live performance.

Scattered settlement continued in the area until 1904 when France relinquished its right of use to the "French Shore".