- or
unoccupied area of land or a building,
usually residential that the
squatter does not own, rent or
otherwise have
lawful permission to use. The United...
- (licence) of its
legal owner. It is
sometimes colloquially described as
squatter's rights, a term ****ociated with
occupation without legal title during the...
- A
shanty town,
squatter area,
squatter settlement, or
squatter camp is a
settlement of
improvised buildings known as
shanties or shacks,
typically made...
-
Squatter is a
board game that was
launched at the
Royal Melbourne Show in 1962,
invented by
Robert (Bob)
Crofton Lloyd. With more than 500,000
games sold...
- The
Squatters' riot was an
uprising and
conflict that took
place between squatting settlers and the
government of Sacramento,
California (then an unorganized...
- The
squatter pigeon (Geophaps scripta) is a
species of bird in the
family Columbidae. It is
endemic to
northeastern Australia.
According to Australia's...
- act of
occupying an
abandoned or
unoccupied space or
building that the
squatter does not own, rent, or
otherwise have
permission to use. In po****r terms...
-
occupying tracts of
Crown land,
typically to
graze livestock.
Though most
squatters initially held no
legal rights to the land they occupied, the majority...
-
Squatters is a 2014
American direct-to-video
independent drama film
directed by
Martin Weisz and
starring Gabriella Wilde,
Thomas Dekker,
Richard Dreyfuss...
- The
Squatter's Daughter may
refer to: The
Squatter's Daughter (play), a 1907
Australian play by Bert
Bailey and
Edmund Duggan The
Squatter's Daughter (1910...
