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What is the term for the right of law that someone abuse a property?
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What is the term for mentally harassing someone?
Psychological Abuse
What do you understant by the term Abuse?
Abuse is any infringement of freedom of choice about what happens to someone. Anything that goes beyond a border of what they accept is considered abuse.
What is the term for the right to own things?
private property
What is the word for what someone owns?
The term could be "property" or "possessions" (which does not technically mean ownership, only that someone has it).
Why is it wrong to call someone gay?
Calling someone gay as a term of abuse is offensive and illegal in many countries. Bullying and cyberbullying similarly.
What is the term for abuse of steroids?
steroid abuse.
Which term means the process of making someone give up his or her or property to the army?
Quartering
Which term means the process of making someone give up his or her house or property to the army?
Quartering
What is the term for the right of roche citizens to walk across shoepke's land on the trail?
real property
What are the benefits to rental property investment?
A rental property can be a useful long-term investment. If someone is renting your property, you will be getting a sum of money every month just because you own the place.
What is the term for living on someone elses property without their knowledge.?
Trespasser is the term for this. This is illegal and you can be arrested for it. A police officer will not usually arrest someone the first time they are caught trespassing. But it is up to the police officer to arrest or not.
What does the term easement refers to?
An easement is a limited property right for another person to do something on land that doesn't belong to him, or to prevent another from using his land in a particular way. For example, a right of way is an easement which entitles a landowner to cross over his neighbour's property. There are also easements by which someone can prevent a neighbour from blocking out his access to light or a particular view.
