Some argue that it did not constitute any change because it put limitations on holders of public land, and most especially because it explicitly protected absolute ownership and did not recognize private property.
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Today this concept carries over to the absolute ownership of property in Intellectual Property rights ( IPR ), whether that resides in a product, process or system by a governmental, corporation or like entity.
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The first theory, known as the absolute ownership theory, derives from English Law and affords landowners the right to withdraw as much underground water as they wish, for whatever purpose, requiring their neighbors to fend for themselves.
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Since there is reasonable doubt as to the intention of the testator, the court will interpret the will as conferring an absolute ownership in the farm upon one of the sons only, thereby effecting a direct substitution.
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His scheme was not for land nationalization but for the establishment of self-contained parochial communities, in which rent paid to the parish ( wherein the absolute ownership of the land was vested ) should be the only tax of any kind.
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The charter consisted of 23 sections, but the most important conferred on Lord Baltimore and his heirs, besides the right of absolute ownership in the soil, certain powers, ecclesiastical as well as civil, resembling those possessed by the nobility of the Middle Ages.
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The goalkeeper started his career with Vinicius only nineteen years old defending Vila Nova team in his state, oscillating between Goi�s and reserve holder in the first instance, not long before the archer assume absolute ownership and help the Town in its recent walk.
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:: Tom, thanks-and don't get me wrong, I don't think the essay has to be balanced or anything, we're pretty clear about essays being held to a lower standard of neutrality than other content, I just don't see how we can allow one editor to assert absolute ownership.
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Together with the majority of North Nyanza LNC members, asserted that the North Nyanza LNC possessed the statutory rights to all gold revenues; furthermore, they reasoned, the native people of North Kavirondo district of Nyanza Province held absolute ownership of the land ( with gold or without gold ).
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In a contract for sale of an estate no words of limitation are necessary to include the fee-simple; but, further, upon the construction of the memorandum itself, taken apart from the subsequent acts, I should be of opinion that it was the plain intention of the testator to vest in the son the absolute ownership of the estate.
