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alienable

Law (of property) transferable to another owner

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While it can be compellingly argued that it is a form of personal property, its intangible nature makes it hard to consistently apply simple rules to its use and alienability.

Bitproperty and commercial credit

When the competing interests of free alienability of property and transfer tax impact minimization collide, trustors and beneficiaries are looking to states like South Dakota to find a trust governance solution.

Modern trust governance

50) The categories or labels persist despite the functional closeness of some interests as a result of changes in the rules governing alienability and destruction.

The persistence of system in property law

See Walter Wheeler Cook, The Alienability of Choses in Action, 29 HARV.

Should the law preserve party control? Litigation investment, insurance law, and double standards

4th DCA 2007) (addressing the public policy in favor of a short statute of limitations which promotes alienability of real property).

Deceleration: restarting the expired statute of limitations in mortgage foreclosures

114) Finally, property rights had evolved to include what are now common facets: alienability and inheritability.

Die hard (and pass on your digital media): how the pieces have come together to revolutionize copyright law for the digital era

as one of a number of restrictions on alienability within property law,

The unrelenting libertarian challenge to public accommodations law

23) This is a reference to Marx's observations on the alienability of money: "Since every commodity disappears when it becomes money it is impossible to tell from the money itself how it got into the hands of its possessor, or what article has been changed into it.

The tragic spectator: pig iron theatre company's Pay Up

Systems of land tenure based on exclusive usage, fixed boundaries, registration of title deeds, alienability and permanent settlement were completely foreign to hunter-gatherer world views and effectively excluded them from legal ownership of vital resources.

Settler colonialism and genocide: when hunter-gatherers and commercial stock farmers clash

215) The SBA's one year redemption period after a foreclosure sale is one default procedure that restricts the alienability of collateral because it is a cloud on title that limits the marketability of the property.

Small business real estate financing: why small businesses and banks should utilize SBA 504 loans

Normalizing prostitution versus normalizing the alienability of sexual rights: a response to Scott A.

Mulheres marcadas: prostituicao, ordem e exclusao

I began to interrogate what gets animated and what doesn't; I began to worry about the line between human and subhuman in an era when the limits of incarceration, torture, human trafficking, medical experimentation, and the right to due process often turn on newly minted meanings of words like corporate personhood, enemy combatant, market force, IQ, underclass, genocide, genes, gender, torture, race, hunger, home, and alienability.