The actual possession of the territory took place in 1783 and was placed under the administration of the Governor of Daman . ( Goa, Daman and Diu were already Portuguese possessions .)
32.
In the Goal-Intentional Action Model, the predictors of goals and actions are : the actors'beliefs about his or her abilities and their actual possession of preconditions required to actually carry out the action.
33.
Also the promoter had claimed 600 acres in its possession for setting up the airport against the actual possession of about 250 acres at the time of submitting application to the Union Ministry for NOCs.
34.
The " right of possession " is the legitimacy of possession ( with or without actual possession ), the evidence for which is such that the law will uphold it unless a better claim is proven.
35.
If the dance and music are pleasing, the " bansa " are believed to take actual possession of the dancers, whereupon the " wali jinn " will assist in releasing them at the end of the dance.
36.
It is further claimed that if the plaintiff had a right to the property by virtue of occupancy, he lost the right when he ceased to retain the actual possession of the manure after scraping it into heaps.
37.
I would respectfully suggest that in the event of the confirmation of this claim by Congress it be limited to the extent of the land reduced to actual possession and occupancy, to be ascertained by additional evidence and survey.
38.
Perhaps because of the political troubles in Scotland at the time, there is a two-year gap between Thomas receiving provision to the see and gaining its " temporalities ", i . e . gaining actual possession of the office.
39.
However, he could not take actual possession of his cousin Otto's lands Anhalt-Aschersleben or retain title to this fief, because the territory was lawfully expropriated by the Bishopric of Halberstadt as payment for the debts of the late Prince Otto.
40.
A person has possession of property when he has actual physical control over the property ( actual possession ) or he has the right to exercise considerable control over the disposition or use of the property ( constructive possession ).
