property
ਸੰਪਤੀ ਨੂੰ
definition
noun
she wanted Oliver and his property out of her house
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
the property of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
an attribute, quality, or characteristic of something.
example
One thing is clear: the general 'property' or ownership in the items pledged remains vested in the pledgor.
the couple in the adjoining 'property' are old
This 'property' provides an ideal characteristic for the solubilization of many molecules.
So maybe we have some areas outside of protected areas, on private 'property' or council land, that could be set aside for those uses.
The flamboyant loyalist has been accused of possessing and concealing criminal 'property' .
This 'property' may be attributed to its ability to diffuse in the reaction medium.
he's expanding now, buying 'property'
I wonder if he knows his 'property' is being stolen by fanatics?
Police are recommending charges of possessing stolen 'property' , and break, enter and theft against the man.
He also faces a charge of possessing stolen 'property' in connection with the March 11 incident.
The company said it had been hit by a continuing fall in stock markets around the world, the stalling of the commercial 'property' market and low interest rates.
Stop-and-search is conducted when officers have a reasonable suspicion that a person is carrying a weapon or stolen 'property' .
that book is school 'property'
rights of 'property'
My art is still my art, but those characters are their 'property' now.
Before fleeing the scene, after the 30-minute ordeal, the men stole 'property' from the victims' handbags.
They also found cash and stolen 'property' at other properties connected to the defendants.
he's expanding now, buying 'property'
she wanted Oliver and his 'property' out of her house
personal 'property'
take all your 'property' with you
A large window on the first landing over looks the garden and adds light and character to the 'property' .
the 'property' of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
Generally, the more damage you do to property, or the more 'property' you steal, the worse the punishment.
The fire had caused serious smoke and heat damage to the 'property' , he said.
this is private 'property'
Just because of the abuse of property ownership, private 'property' should not altogether be eliminated.
the 'property' of heat to expand metal at uniform rates
she wanted Oliver and his 'property' out of her flat
But how were those notions of ownership and 'property' understood in customary terms?
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