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    gun possession

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    ENACTMENT OF STRINGENT LAWS ON GUN POSSESSION School violence is a major concern that is facing this nation and the world as a whole. It is forming a trending topic all over the nation that will end up disastrous if not curbed. The year 2012 saw horrifying mass shootings across the country from a primary school in Aurora‚ Colorado to an elementary school in Newtown‚ Connecticut. In December‚ 58 percent of Americans wanted stricter laws surrounding the sale of firearms while only six percent believed

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    Adverse Possession

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    Adverse Possession Introduction: The area of law in question here is adverse possession of freehold land. Wylie defines adverse possession as “possession of land which is inconsistent with the title of the true owner. The law on adverse possession in Ireland‚ and indeed throughout much of the common law world‚ is extremely conscientious and ambiguous. Therefore‚ it is impossible to say with certainty how the courts will decide this issue. The major difficulty encountered in this area stems from

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    John In Possession

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    Stated by a Roman Juror in Ulpian‚ Digest of Justinian: "Ownership has nothing in common with possession". As Craig Anderson said in Property: A guide to Scots Law: “One may both possess and own an item of property‚ or neither own nor possess it. Equally‚ one may own without possessing or possess without owning. Neither is determined by the other.” Possession is not clearly defined but rather has two clear elements; act of the mind and act of the body. John has recently separated with his partner

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    A Prized Possession

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    of a prized possession for me would be an old fashioned watch given by my grandmother ten years ago. My grandmother bought this watch fifty years ago for my grandfather forty years old birthday. It was made by "Citizen Watch Co"‚ rectangular shape style and has a leather straps. The watch was very popular back into 1940 because it was a "limited edition" watch. However‚ the price of the watch is not the reason for me to treasure it so much‚ the story behide is more important to me. My grandmother

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    Power of Possessions

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    name February 14th‚ 2013 English 110 Paper #1 Power of Possessions: An analysis of ‘The Necklace’ Materialism. What does it mean to be materialistic? Why does materialism bring out the worst in others? Being materialistic means that your spiritual beliefs and morals are often discarded by what objects people have or do not have. Society is consumed by material processions and people believe that objects are what define you. In Guy de Maupassant’s short story‚ ‘The Necklace’‚ the main character

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    My most prized possession should be a pen which belonged to my grandmother. It may seem ordinary from its appearance‚ but it contains much more emotions than anything I have. I was born in a family which the business seemed to be the most important thing in the world. I still remembered that when I was young‚ I spent much time with my grandmother. The first face I saw in the morning was my grandmother’s‚ instead of my parents’ faces. In my mind‚ they worked and worked; they seldom spent time with

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    Title Versus Possession

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    Title versus Possession - *V.Divya Scheme:- In the constantly changing society‚ the emergence of law has led to such a situation where the title of the property is coming in conflict with the possession. This modification in law is to protect the person in possession from being subjugated by the owner of the property (i.e.‚ title holder) by providing certain rights as well as duties imposed on both the title holder as well as the person in possession. In my project‚ I will

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    RECOVERING POSSESSION OF PROPERTY Recovery of specific immovable property.-A person entitled to the possession of specific immovable property may recover it in the manner provided by the Code of Civil Procedure‚ 1908 (5 of 1908). Suit by person dispossessed of immovable property.-(1) If any person is dispossessed without his consent of immovable property otherwise than in due course of law‚ he or any person claiming through him may‚ by suit‚ recover possession thereof‚ notwithstanding any other

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    My most prized possesion

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    My most prized possession- My initial thought was how could i possibly narrow that down to just one single item? After fifteen minutes of staring at a blank piece of paper trying to figure out what exactly i cherish most in my life‚ it hit me. The one thing in my life that plays the biggest and most important role in my everyday story is my health. When people hear the word possession they automatically think of an object belonging to one. However‚ it is often forgotten that a possession isn’t always

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    another is a straightforward definition of adverse possession. To further define the practice of adverse possession‚ it is the gaining of legal title to real property by the actual‚ open‚ hostile‚ and continuous possession of it to the exclusion of its true owner for the period prescribed by state law‚ (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Adverse+possession). For illustration purposes‚ a look into an example of the practice of adverse possession will be used by describing a situation that involves

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