- A
landlord is the
owner of a house, apartment, condominium, land, or real
estate which is
rented or
leased to an
individual or business, who is called...
-
category of
nobility in the
history of
various countries, for
which landownership was part of
their noble privileges.
Their character depends on the country...
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ownership of some of
these properties. Croot,
Patricia E. C., ed. (2004). "
Landownership:
Chelsea Manor". A
History of the
County of Middle****. Vol. 12. London...
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Jagdishpur Raj 1702–1858 Flag
Status Self-governing
landownership under the
Company rule
Capital Jagdishpur Religion Hinduism Historical era
Early modern...
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jurisdiction of
local government. The
demographic factor,
coupled with
landownership data, led, for example, to
litigation between the
Devils Lake Sioux...
- is what is
known as a
territorial surname, a
consequence of
feudal landownership. By the 14th century, most
English and most
Scottish people used surnames...
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Palestinian land laws
dictate how
Palestinians are to
handle their ownership of land
under the
Palestinian National Authority—currently only in the West...
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consent is time-consuming, ****bersome, and
sometimes impossible.
Another landownership issue on
reservations is checkerboarding,
where tribal land is inters****d...
- have been
caused by an
increasing tax burden, the
concentration of
landownership and
oppressive government measures.
While the
central Song
court remained...
- Jean d'Aulon (1390–1458) (sometimes
spelled Jehan Daulon) was a
French knight and lord best
known for
serving alongside Jeanne d'Arc as her soldier, steward...
