Sentences with phrase «sole ownership rights»
That does not mean that the spouse retains sole ownership rights, however.
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-- If the ownership designation clearly stipulates that the form of ownership is joint tenants with right of survivorship, the surviving spouse may continue the contract as sole surviving owner.
These also include rights of survivorship: when one account owner passes away, sole ownership is transferred to the remaining account owner — without going through probate.
Participating artists retain ownership of their work but in consideration for inclusion in the exhibition grant Fantastic Fibers the right, without compensation, to reproduce images of the accepted and displayed work for the sole purpose of press releases, web site inclusion, marketing and the promotion of present and future Fantastic Fibers competitions.
-- If the ownership designation clearly stipulates that the form of ownership is joint tenants with right of survivorship, the surviving spouse may continue the contract as sole surviving owner.
The Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth) makes traditional ownership the sole criteria for land claims despite the Woodward Royal Commission, which precipitated the Act, recommending the twin bases of traditional ownership and need.47 It defines «traditional Aboriginal owners» in relation to land as a local descent group of Aboriginals who:
The spouse obtained sole ownership by right of survivorship.
Like joint tenancy, this form of ownership means each spouse owns 100 percent of the property and an equal right to possess the home, and provides that when one spouse dies, the surviving spouse automatically becomes the property's sole owner.