Príklady heir

• Not all the heirs of the landowners who tried to take advantage of this process achieved positive results.

• After his death in 1887 the canero left his heirs a house, some furniture, a few clothes, and one piece of silver.

• Conversely, the heirs may struggle over their inheritance and jeopardise the continuity of the firm.

• Too many of them, however, were not only cr itics of this legacy, but also its heirs.

• Her father's prohibiting any of his children from marrying may be seen as his wish not to have heirs of mixed blood.

• We are the heirs, the beneficiaries of a previous humanity which dared on our behalf.

• Wealthy farmers could afford to divide their land among multiple heirs.

• Both were heirs to earlier trading centres and took shape within existing business networks and well-established commercial institutions.

• The late medieval household sometimes contained two ie, the father's and his heir's, and thus two wives.

• Only when such male heirs are not forthcoming, would female heirs qualify.

• Although gender-neutral in principle, the provision of virtually unrestricted testamentary powers can be used to disinherit potential female heirs.

• The degree to which this translates to behavior and the intentions of heirs is not known.

• Not surprisingly, however, given the incomparably greater structural discontinuities, we can detect far fewer 'natural heirs'.

• Overall, the study questions accepted categories like family patriarchs, helpless women, independent heirs, and the landed\middle-class divide.

• American colonials were heirs to a long tradition saying that "the government of any state must form a nurturing bond with religious institutions" (p. 45).