-
accompanies something else. The word
derives from
Latin appertinere 'to
appertain'. In a
legal context, an
appurtenance refers to a right, privilege, or...
- that the West
coasts of the main
islands appertain to the
Atlantic Ocean and all the
narrow waters appertain to the
Inner Seas, as far as the Butt of...
- . It is not
their having a
share in the government; that is
nothing appertaining unto them. A
subject and a
sovereign are
clean different things." He...
-
RAISING and
REGULATING of
fleets and armies, all [of] which ...
would appertain to the legislature. [Emphasis in the original.] In the
modern era, pursuant...
- but by death, to
appoint officers of Court, and to do
everything else
appertaining to the
office of Sheriff; as also to
apply to
their own
proper use the...
- and
public properties thereof ... the
entire island of
Taiwan and all
appertaining islands ...
Penghu archipelago]. Shiba, Ryōtarō (1995).
Taiwan kikō:...
- this Realm,
whether they be
Ecclesiastical or Civil, in all
causes doth
appertain, and is not, nor
ought to be,
subject to any
foreign Jurisdiction. .....
- and
public properties thereof ... the
entire island of
Taiwan and all
appertaining islands ...
Penghu archipelago]
Millward (2007), p. 190. "<untitled>"...
-
attendant on the
Knights Commanders and Companions', and a 'Secretary
appertaining to the
Knights Commanders and Companions'. The
large increase in numbers...
- reclamation,
territorial possessions of the
United States,
trust lands appertaining to America's
indigenous peoples, and the conservation, use, and disposition...
