inheritable property

Inheritable property has still tended to go to the eldest son.

Even the master's death did not free such slaves - they were to be treated as inheritable property.

Israelites could, however, buy and own as inheritable property slaves from other nations.

Historically in England, the period that a couple must be married for a spouse to have claim to a share of inheritable property.

Non-Israelite slaves were always to be enslaved forever, and treated as inheritable property.

Rakthi Melam is his traditional specialty, inheritable property and we preserve this for the past five generations.

Surnames came into use in England between 1250 and 1450, probably in connection with the development of inheritable property rights and trades.

No collateral deaths, no loss of revenue, no destruction of inheritable property.

Once granted, a coat of arms becomes the hereditary and inheritable property of the owner and his descendants.

The designation of Laird is a 'corporeal hereditament' (an inheritable property that has an explicit tie to the physical land), i.e. the title can not be held in gross, and cannot be bought and sold without selling the physical land.