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Bobby Chawla and his pregnant sister, Gege, say they’re “devastated” at being unable to take possession of the home their family purchased.
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/12/16/metro/li-squatters-abuse-the-system-to-stave-off-eviction-court-docs/
He did not support raising the age for gun ownership to 21 or a three-day waiting period to take possession of a firearm.
Source: https://www.denverpost.com/2023/04/01/colorado-laws-gun-control-democrats-west/
He said Sekibo had no right to want to take possession of the stadium one month before the date of the event.
Is there anyone else even willing to step up and take possession and/or foot the bill?
It is also claimed that CAB was not entitled to take possession of assets that, it is alleged, form part of the estate of the late William Conway, who was Mr Browning’s grandfather, who died in 2018.
It saw families from Harris, Lewis, and Skye take possession of crofting tenancies on 68 newly created holdings.
It would have been hard to imagine, ten years ago, getting paid to take possession of a downtown skyscraper.
So the bailiff is unlikely to take possession of a sofa that doesn’t have this label attached anymore.
Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/debt-expert-explains-your-rights-30719141
That pace won’t continue, of course — sorry, Kenny Pickett & Co. aren’t putting up 7 points every time they take possession.
Source: https://triblive.com/sports/5-things-to-watch-for-in-steelers-preseason-finale-at-falcons/
The home winners will be required to make the payment within 30-45 days of the lottery and take possession of the apartment.
The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation will take possession of the building, with plans to transition the current tenants to other housing over the next two to three years.