joint property

She listed her joint property as furniture and a car.

The man will then, at least have to get the consent of the woman before he goes off and sells their joint property.

She had argued that the payment be treated as part of their joint property.

How will the changes in indexation allowance affect our joint properties?

Married/civil partners can possess joint property without needing to agree a contract.

The motive is inheritance of joint property from the aunt's pending estate.

The office was treated as joint property: one Mayorship held by two brothers jointly.

They take couples through a series of questions, covering children, joint property and the other produce of married life.

Some observers foresee legal complications over joint property, child custody and health care benefits.

Thompson described the book as the "joint property" of himself and Anna Wheeler.

"You may be able to overhear them, Counselor," he said, "but my emotions are not joint property.

Under these marriage laws, women enjoyed joint property in marriage and could file for a divorce.

When the husband dies, a Malagasy widow who has borne a child receives half of the joint property.

The expenses of maintaining the joint property is shared pro rata among the owners.

Registering those relationship was not allowed nor they include rights in terms of tax, joint properties, health insurance, pensions etc.

Legal protections for partners include hospital visitation, end-of-life decisions, and joint property rights.

What happens to joint property?

Their joint properties formed the nucleus of the later March of Saluzzo.

As such, the participants acquire a joint property interest in the assets and subject matter of the IJV.

Earth's major satellite, the Moon, is by nature's law forever the joint property of all the peoples of Earth.

At Felix's death in 670 the joint property of the kingship reverted entirely to Lupus.

The domestic partnership bill would have provided for basic rights such as hospital visitation access for one's partner and joint property ownership.

Dealing with the interest of one party in joint property would be incomplete without mention of the doctrine of severance.

The estate then became the joint property of his three sons: Alphonse, Gustave, and Edmond.