In practice women generally let their husbands manage their property.

We'll declare her senile and sell the property ourselves.

Women have a legal capacity equal to men and have the same opportunities to exercise that capacity.

State infrastructure had been destroyed, State property had been looted and factories dismantled and exported.

The newspaper was banned in April 1994 and all assets were confiscated.

So, Sacajawea agreed to trade her most precious possession, her beaded belt, for the fur.

Desperate to save their lives, families voluntarily smashed their properties and pulped their ancient paintings and calligraphy.

For every nation, the return of its cultural property to its native soil means the return of its national dignity.

Thus a wife allowing her husband to manage her property on her behalf is not suffering any diminution of her legal capacity.

the amount of property frozen, seized and confiscated relating to the financing of terrorism and the number of individuals or entities whose property has been frozen

(d) Transfer its property and records to the International Seabed Authority and dissolve itself at the conclusion of the first session of its Assembly. 5

8. Invites Member States to continue drawing up, in cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, systematic inventories of their cultural property

In areas of sub Saharan Africa, for example, a woman's access to property hinges on her relationship to a man.

After the war, on June 28, 1919, Germany renounced all of its Pacific possessions, including the Marshall Islands.

The Commission will also submit its final reports and transfer its property and records to the International Seabed Authority, after which the Commission will dissolve itself.

Of course, the ECB will have to continue to provide support to banks until confidence about their holdings returns.

In 1358, following a war with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Treaty of Zadar forced Venice to give up many of its possessions in Dalmatia.

It has been determined with certainty that six of the museums were completely pillaged by the occupying forces and their possessions taken away to an unknown location.

6. Calls once again upon the Government of Israel to compensate the Agency for damages to its property and facilities resulting from actions by the Israeli side

And she was sitting there surrounded by books, and her most interesting possession she felt at that moment was her will, which she had by her side.

For example, A.G. McDowell cites the Will of Naunakhte as an example of the power that women held in regards to controlling their own property (McDowell 1999 pg.

A large number of international documents confirm the right of States that have been deprived of their cultural property as a result of colonial or foreign occupation or crime to have them returned.

In contrast, the wife enjoys complete freedom of disposition of her property during the marriage and upon its dissolution without supervision by the husband, the husband having no jurisdiction over his wife apos s property.

Widow Queen Fabiola set up a private foundation aiming that, upon her death, her heirs coud elude 70 of succession taxes.

Under Louis XV, Louis XIV's grandson, France lost New France and most of its Indian possessions after its defeat in the Seven Years' War, which ended in 1763.

Also, because of the traditional approach to inheritance of property, women most often choose to hand over their portion of property to male relatives although they have equal rights guaranteed by law.

The manner in which the house demolitions have been implemented renders entire families homeless and destitute and inflicts great suffering on the civilian population who, in the process, encounter loss of life, arrests and harassment.

Among other things, the Commission is expected to transfer its property and records to the International Seabed Authority and to dissolve itself at the conclusion of the first session of the Assembly, which will take place on the date of entry into force.

Moreover, in view of the leadership the Dominican Republic had historically shown in the field of women's rights, it was inconceivable that Dominican women who were married should be unable under the law to administer their personal property.

Ms. Bokpé Gnacadja said the report claimed that in the Gambia all persons were equal before the law, and that under the law women were free to enter into contracts, administer their own property, travel and choose their domicile.

By this time France had sold off most of its North American territory in the Louisiana Purchase and had lost all but Guadeloupe, Martinique, and French Guiana in the Caribbean region.

Indeed, it is critical to the preservation of the heritage of all art rich nations that their cultural properties be preserved in their geographical and natural surroundings and be available for scientific and archaeological studies in their proper context.

There are the Artero clan, who are locked out of their own property, for which they dutifully pay taxes every year, first to the Department of Defense and now, conveniently, the Department of Fish and Wildlife.

A sale and leaseback transaction provides a method by which a company can obtain credit based upon its existing tangibles (usually equipment) while still retaining possession and the right to use the tangibles in the operation of its business.

Furthermore, the Advisory Committee recommends that the Secretary General invite the Government of Cambodia and the Governments of neighbouring countries to which these vehicles may have possibly been taken to assist the United Nations in its efforts to recover its property.

To best promote the availability of low cost secured credit, the Guide suggests that secured transactions laws should be structured to enable businesses to utilize the value inherent in their property to the maximum extent possible to obtain credit.

11. Invites Member States, in cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, to continue to draw up systematic inventories of their cultural property, as well as to work towards the creation of a database of their national cultural legislation, in particular in electronic format

Pending the conclusion of such an Agreement, the Organization shall request the new host Government to grant, within the limits of its national legislation, exemption from taxation on remuneration paid by the Organization to its employees, and on the assets, income and other property of the Organization.

Organization shall request the new host Government to grant, within the limits of its national legislation, exemption from taxation on remuneration paid by the Organization to its employees, and on the assets, income and other property of the Organization.

850 towns are flooded approximately 70 percent of the state with flood levels ranging from 2 inches to 36 feet An estimated 80,000 households have lost all personal property Nearly 30,000 people were housed in 269 shelters.

10. Invites Member States, in cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, to continue to draw up systematic inventories of their cultural property, as well as to work towards the creation of a database of the cultural legislation of Member States, in particular in an electronic form

Under the Civil Code, in force since 1904, women have a legal capacity identical to that of men. Accordingly, women can freely exercise that capacity by concluding contracts, even with their own spouse administer property and personally appear before a court of justice, without the need for representation by a lawyer, to assert their rights.

His family takes her house, garden acreage or other property and possessions sometimes down to the cooking pots leaving her homeless and destitute, just as she herself becomes ill from the infection passed on to her by her husband. Women's susceptibility to violence, lack of education and increased care giving roles intersect with their lack of property rights to keep their socio economic status low, thereby subjecting them to more violence and discrimination.

In patrilineal societies, problems appear in case of divorce or death of a husband, where a woman runs the risk to lose her land and all her belongings in favor of other members of her late husband's family, even where she has the responsibility to look after her offspring's and other relatives.

When the United States sought international support in the imposition of its economic embargo against Cuba shortly after the triumph of the Cuban revolution in 1959, it did not base its action on the argument that United States property had been nationalized (see the proceedings of the Organization of American States, narrated in Krinsky and Golove, 301 308).