Significats de inherit property en anglès

Unlike you barbarians, women cannot inherit property in Oran.

They would be no worse after all than those who inherit property and lead idle lives.'

To dream of an emerald, you will inherit property concerning which there will be some trouble with others.

Alongside the right to marry and inherit property, they are also eligible for quotas in jobs and educational institutions.

Without legal proof of death, it may be difficult for spouses to remarry or for families to inherit property.

You can only inherit property from Jaxon once you're married. She nodded again, a great smile spreading across her face.

That Indiana provision is now being phased out, but federal estate law still penalizes same-sex spouses who inherit property from their partners.

St. Augustine is under the Spanish rule, and we know not that they will permit an Englishman even to inherit property there.

Boys and girls now attend compulsory primary and secondary school in equal numbers, and new laws enable women to own and inherit property.

Wigginton went to private schools and would eventually inherit property and assets from her grandparents, which meant she didn't have to work to support herself.

What right or reason had folk to proclaim that Aurelia was still a heretic, and that she should not have been allowed to inherit property?

The police are always interested in who inherits property.

An heir is one who inherits property, money, or goods at the death of another.

"How can a slave inherit property, son?" asked Vespasian, raising his eyebrows.

Fianna Fáil Senator Mary White has claimed the current inheritance tax regime is "discriminatory" against people who inherit properties in Dublin.

"I didn't inherit property," said this diplomatist.