Occupants can acquire property title by occupancy for years {adverse possession}.
Property claims, rights, or interests can transfer {assignment, law}.
Writs, summonses, or court orders can seize property or people {attachment, law}.
People can entrust property to people {bailee}.
People can temporarily transfer personal property {bailment} to trusts, for purposes. Trusts return property after accomplishing purposes.
Family members can have rights {birthright}| to family property.
personal property {chattel}|.
Government can take over private property for public use {property condemnation} {condemnation, property}|, with adequate compensation.
Right to real property can transfer {conveyance}|.
tenancy at will {copyhold estate}.
If no will exists, real property inherits in order among family members {property descent} {descent, property}.
People {devisee} can get real property in wills.
Real-estate owners have right to use neighboring land for defined purposes {easement, law}|.
Landowners can get real estate back {ejectment} from people using land without permission.
States can take private property for public use {eminent domain}|, with adequate compensation.
People can hold property in trust for another {fiduciary}|.
Creditors can attach debtor property, typically wages, so third party, typically employer, sends it directly to creditor {garnishment}|.
Courts can seize and sell property to fulfill judgments {levy}|.
Institutions can own real estate that they cannot sell {mortmain}.
Contract privileges {option}| can allow property purchases at prices within times.
Creditors can transfer title or possession as debt security {pledge, law}|.
not under copyright or patent {public domain}|.
Legal procedures {replevin} can repossess property that someone took or detained.
real-estate ownership, right to immediate possession, or interest {seisin}.
People can have right to use another's property as long as property stays unaltered {usufruct}|.
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