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tenure

A time period,as in the tenure of a lease.

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Without a tenurial instrument, the issuance of an ECC for projects within lands of public domain such as forest land, wetland, foreshore land or other environmentally critical areas is, per se, illegal, especially for environmentally critical projects.

PHL's system to harmonize environment, social progress fraught with ECC violations

existence compromises the political and tenurial authority of Billy

'A land poisoned': Eugene McCabe and Irish postcolonial gothic

Furthermore, echoing sedentary values and conceptions of 'land' as private property and as a resource to be intensively exploited, additional development efforts (favored during the 1980s) sought to substitute pastoral immanent land management arrangements with external, formal tenurial systems, introducing grazing reserves and economic diversification (eg, crop farming).

The production of space: a neglected perspective in pastoral research

Whilst initially Fulda primarily received land along the middle Rhine and its tributaries, recruiting monks and winning patronage from the wealthy social circles in this region, by the last decades of the eighth century the abbey began to receive a steady stream of donations from the its immediate hinterland, far further east and in a region where social and tenurial structures were still crystallising under the dual influence of Carolingian rule and the establishment of an institutional church (14).

Rituales, derechos y relaciones: algunas donaciones y su interpretacion en el cartulario de fulda, c 827

Under the feudal law, the sovereignty of the monarch and the Crown's ultimate tenurial superiority coincide.

A comparative study of the Scottish law of Bona Vacantia and the English law of treasure

The intricacies of the documents preserved in the Worcester cartularies are the subject of the book's fourth chapter, which examines the administration and tenurial history of Worcester's estates in the late Anglo-Saxon and early Norman period.

Sustaining Belief: The Church of Worcester from c.870 to c.1100

112) Kirby J was of the view that to import into the Land Acts notions of the common law apt for tenurial holdings under the Crown and attribute them to the Crown itself 'piles fiction upon fiction' and, unless expressed in legislation, should not be introduced.

The Crown's radical title and native title: lessons from the sea

Das (1975) Tenurial Conditions and Mode of Exploitation: A Study of Some Villages in Orissa.

Interlinked factor markets and allocative efficiency: evidence from Rural West Bengal, India

Had such communication and exposure occurred, chiefdoms may have been able to learn about tenurial decisions made elsewhere, thereby promoting the informal harmonisation of important aspects of land tenure, as opposed to a multiplication of isolated pluralistic approaches.

Land rights and peacebuilding: challenges and responses for the international community

The pervasiveness of these tenurial issues mean that the prospects for successfully implementing afforestation and reforestation projects in Africa are in reality quite weak.

"The big trees were kings": challenges for global response to climate change and tropical forest loss

Forest carbon trading schemes vest ownership of forest carbon in governments and carbon traders, and exclude communities without tenurial rights.

Climate justice inside and outside the UNFCCC: the example of REDD

Manyong VM and AV Houndekon Land tenurial systems and the adoption of mucuna planted fallows in the derived savannas of West Africa.

Effects of tenure and land use factors on food security among rural households in the dry Savannas of Nigeria