- In
legal usage,
Possessory forms several compounds. (1) of or
pertaining to a possessor; (2)
arising from
possession (e.g.
possessory interest) or (3)...
- A
possessory credit in
filmmaking is the use of a film
credit which gives primary artistic recognition to a
single person,
usually (but not always) the...
-
Conservatorship is
divided into two categories, a "managing conservator" and a "
possessory conservator." The
first time a
court must make a
decision about conservatorship...
-
usage of the term in the US, in
other countries it
refers to a
purely possessory form of
security interest; indeed, when
possession of the
property is...
- the
closing credits. Name of the film studio(s)
Production company(ies)
Possessory credits Above-title
billed actor(s) Film
title Main cast Last
billed actor(s)...
- (pledge).
Common law has two main
equivalents to the term:
mortgages and non-
possessory lien. This real
right in
security operates by way of hypothecation. It...
- In
legal usage, a
possessory action may
refer to: An
action brought to
recover possession of property. An
action to
recover possession of real estate,...
-
litigation first arose in the 1940s, and
possessory litigation in the 1970s.
Federal sovereign immunity bars
possessory claims against the
federal government...
-
though a
usufructuary did not have
possessory title, he
could sue for
relief in the form of a
modified possessory interdict (prohibiting order). In some...
- of
America (WGA) over
possessory credits,
first used in the 1915 film The
Birth of a Nation. The WGA
tried to
limit possessory credits to writers, but...
