- In
medieval and
early modern Europe, a tenant-in-chief (or v****al-in-chief) was a
person who held his
lands under various forms of
feudal land
tenure directly...
- June 2013 at the
Wayback Machine at El Comercio.com. "Ecuador:
Aprueban tenencia de
drogas para consumo"
Archived 25 June 2013 at the
Wayback Machine at...
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tenencia, that is, a fief of the
crown governed but not
owned by the holder, of Sarria. By 1
April 1115 he had also been
invested with the
tenencia of...
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replacement cycle.
Every year,
owners of Mexican-registered
vehicles pay the
tenencia or revalidación de
placas (car
plates renewal tax). A set of
Mexican plates...
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August 2018. Rueda, José (20
November 2018). "Multas y**** por
consumo y
tenencia de
drogas en España". I
Wanna Grow.
Archived from the
original on 21 November...
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Felipe Calderón.
Tenencia has, as of 2011, only been
abolished in Querétaro. On 4
March 2011,
President Calderón
announced Tenencia will be completely...
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February 2014.
Retrieved 11
February 2014. "Bolivia:
Hogares por Tipo y
Tenencia de la Vivienda, Según Área Geográfica, 2000 – 2009" [Bolivia: Households...
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Gonzalo Téllez (died c. 915) was a
nobleman who was
Count of Lantarón and
Cerezo (c. 897–c. 915) and is also
mentioned in a do****ent
dated 903 as Count...
- www.druglawreform.info.
Retrieved 2025-03-23. "Drogas: no es
delito la
tenencia mínima - 26.08.2009 - LA NACION". web.archive.org. 2009-08-26. Archived...
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state on its own
plate replacement cycle.
Every year
Mexicans pay the
tenencia or revalidación de
placas ("car
plates renewal tax"). A set of Mexican...
