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Definition of constructive possession - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. legal control over property without physical possessionTECH.
- The court ruled he had constructive possession of the car.
- She had constructive possession of the apartment keys.
- Constructive possession was established through the lease agreement.
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Expressions with constructive
critique aimed at positive change
His constructive criticism helped the team perform better.
forcing resignation by creating a hostile work environment
She claimed constructive dismissal after months of harassment.
resignation due to unbearable work conditions created by employer
She claimed constructive discharge after facing constant harassment at work.
breach benefits the non-breaching party
The court ruled it as a constructive breach.
legal concept treating a situation as a contract
The court imposed a constructive contract to ensure fairness.
undistributed profit treated as dividend for tax purposes
The IRS classified the loan as a constructive dividend.
landlord's neglect making property unlivable for tenant
The tenant claimed constructive eviction due to severe mold issues.
breach of duty or trust without intent in law
The court found constructive fraud despite no intent.
legal trust created by court to prevent unfair gain
The judge imposed a constructive trust to prevent unjust enrichment.
relating to the phase of metabolism involving the creation of complex molecules
The constructive-metabolic phase is crucial for growth and repair in cells..
synthesis of complex substances from simpler ones in organisms
Constructive metabolism is vital for cell growth and repair.
Expressions with possession
gain ownership or control of something
She came into possession of the house after her aunt died.
express that having something gives strong claim to it
Possession is nine-tenths of the law in property disputes.
own or keep something with you
At the checkpoint, she had in her possession a loaded flare gun.
having ownership or control over something
He was found in possession of stolen goods.
physical items owned by a person
She valued experiences over material possessions.
something cherished and important to someone
The old photograph is his prized possession.
become the owner of something
She will take possession of the house tomorrow.
material objects owned by someone
He gave away all his worldly possessions before joining the monastery.
possession of illegal items leading to criminal charges
He was arrested for criminal possession of a firearm.
calmness and composure in stressful situations
He maintained his self-possession despite the chaos around him.
physical item owned by someone
She listed her tangible possessions for the insurance.
having something in your control or with you
She has actual possession of the old book.
begin to have control of property or land
She will enter into possession of the estate next month.
find someone with something they shouldn't have
The police caught him in possession of stolen goods.
come to have control of something
She took possession of the keys yesterday.
item whose ownership is given to another
The transferred possession was recorded in the legal documents.
state of having sole control and use of something excluding others
The tenant enjoyed exclusive possession of the apartment during the lease term.
holding controlled substances without legal permission
He was arrested for illegal possession of drugs.
court order allowing eviction of tenants or squatters
The landlord obtained a possession order to evict the tenants.
legal right to take over a property
The buyer will receive vacant possession upon completion of the sale.
legal document granting property possession rights
The court issued a writ of possession to the landlord.
method to gain property title by occupying it over time
He gained the land through adverse possession after ten years of continuous use..
debtor managing assets during Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The debtor in possession continued running the company during bankruptcy.
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- French:possession constructive, ...
- German:rechtliche Besitz, ...
- Italian:possesso costruttivo, ...
- Spanish:posesión constructiva, ...
- Portuguese:posse construtiva, ...
- Chinese:推定占有, ...
- Japanese:建設的所持, ...
- Arabic:حِيازة حُكْمية, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְזָקָה קוֹנְסְטְרוּקְטִיבִית, ...
- Russian:конструктивное владение, ...
- Ukrainian:конструктивне володіння, ...
- Hindi:संरचनात्मक कब्जेदारी, ...
- Bengali:গঠনমূলক দখল, ...
- Catalan:possessió constructiva, ...
- Czech:nepřímá držba, ...
- Danish:konstruktiv besiddelse, ...
- Dutch:constructief bezit, ...
- Greek:κατασκευαστική κατοχή, ...
- Hungarian:vélelmezett birtoklás, ...
- Khmer:ការគ្រប់គ្រងតាមផ្លូវច្បាប់លើទ្រព្យសម្បត្តិដោយមិនកាន់កាប់ជាក់ស្តែង, ...
- Korean:건설적 소유, ...
- Persian:مالکیت قانونی, ...
- Polish:konstruktywne posiadanie, ...
- Portuguese (BR):posse construtiva, ...
- Romanian:posesie constructivă, ...
- Swedish:konstruktiv besittning, ...
- Thai:การควบคุมทรัพย์สินทางกฎหมาย, ...
- Turkish:zımni mülkiyet, ...
- Vietnamese:quyền sở hữu xây dựng, ...
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