- A
landlord is the
owner of
property such as a house, apartment, condominium, land, or real
estate that is
rented or
leased to an
individual or business...
-
Kazan some
morzalar joined Russian service. Some
morzalar lost
their landownerships and
became tradesmen. In the
Russian Empire morzalar gained equal rights...
-
Palestinian land laws
dictate how
Palestinians are to
handle their ownership of land
under the
Palestinian National Authority—currently only in the West...
-
consent is time-consuming, ****bersome, and
sometimes impossible.
Another landownership issue on
reservations is checkerboarding,
where tribal land is inters****d...
-
category of
nobility in the
history of
various countries, for
which landownership was part of
their noble privileges. The
landed nobility show noblesse...
- the
policy called it no
better than serfdom. One of the
largest black landownership projects took
place at
Davis Bend, Mississippi, the 11,000-acre site...
- The de
Neergaard family is a
Danish noble family descended from War
Councillor Peter Johansen Neergaard,
whose two sons Jens
Bruun de
Neergaard (1742–1788)...
-
regulated by the state. The restrictions,
including prohibition of
landownership,****ured the
impoverishment and
socioeconomic immobility of most Jews...
- is what is
known as a
territorial surname, a
consequence of
feudal landownership. By the 14th century, most
English and most
Scottish people used surnames...
- landholdings, but
efforts to
redistribute land by
placing limits on
landownership failed.
Attempts to
introduce large-scale
cooperative farming were frustrated...
