After October Revolution property of Ushkov family was expropriated.

Those people whose land had been expropriated received prompt and adequate compensation.

In 1918, the communists in Russia expropriated CIWL's local rolling stock and hotels.

The expropriated area forms part of the larger area of Linnansaari National Park.

Will Iran set free the people that the tyrants have enslaved and expropriated?

The land was held privately until 1933, when the Government expropriated it for public benefit.

The Colloredo Mannsfeld family lived here until 1942, when the chateau was expropriated by Nazi Germany.

Jebel Mukaber, residents stated that some of the land had been expropriated by the Government for public purposes.

Section 30 (1) of the Act provides Full compensation, corresponding to the market value, shall be determined for the expropriated property.

Moreover, since 29 September 1991, all his remaining properties in Equatorial Guinea are said to have been systematically dismantled or expropriated.

If the municipal council, based on the restrictions for acquiring is not given, the land has to be expropriated within two years.

Ukraine is most interested in the implementation of international agreements on the return of cultural property expropriated during the Second World War.

In 1929 the palace was expropriated from the Art Museum in order to rebuild it as the residence of the President of Estonia.

Investors are constrained by the U.S. Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act which provides sanctions for those who traffic in property expropriated from U.S. citizens.

The Mayor of Jerusalem, Ehud Olmert, has in the past spoken positively about using expropriated land to help increase the city apos s Jewish population.

In the 1930s, a number of companies such as Cruz Azul Cement were expropriated and popular credit schemes such as the Banco de Credito Ejidal were created.

The name Valcartier comes from the town of Saint Gabriel de Valcartier, of which a large section was expropriated in order to create the military training camp.

The property left behind by these Jewish refugees (estimated to be worth billions of dollars) was expropriated by the Governments of the Arab countries in which they lived.

2.2 The authors state that their lands were expropriated by the Government at a price considerably below the current price in comparison with voluntary purchases and other expropriations in the region.

It further states that private property shall not be expropriated, except where required for the public interest and with just compensation in accordance with the criteria laid down by the law.

According to Adnan Husseini, the trustee of Moslem properties in Jerusalem and the administered territories, the land being developed was Muslim land that was illegally expropriated. (Jerusalem Post, 21 June 1994)

After the protests surrounding New Tokyo International Airport (now Narita International Airport), which was built with expropriated land in a rural part of Chiba Prefecture, planners decided to build the airport offshore.

If the compensation is fixed by the agreement or the value of the expropriated real estate is compensated by exchanging it to another property, a formal agreement to that effect shall be concluded.

For more than 15 years, Reporter Brasil has been advocating for the approval of the Slave Labour bill, under which any property found to be maintained by forced labour would be expropriated by the state.

The most obvious explanation for the German peculiarity is an obsession with the lessons of German history, particularly the two episodes of runaway inflation in the twentieth century, in which holders of monetary assets were expropriated.

The authors argue that their rights under articles 2, paragraph 1, 3, and 26 of the Covenant have been violated because they did not receive equal treatment in relation to the compensation paid for expropriated land property.

2.3 Article 40 of the Act excludes from its sphere of application property that was situated in the former Portuguese colonies, referring such cases to the legislation of the State in which the expropriated property is situated.

The land in the southern part would be used to build three new Jewish neighbourhoods while work was to begin on another neighbourhood, Har Homa, on land which had already been expropriated from its Jewish and Arab owners.

812. On 19 May 1993, the Israeli occupation authorities informed the residents of the Deir Kiddis and Na apos alin villages in the the Ramallah area that hundreds of dunums of cultivated land belonging to the two villages had been expropriated.

It was reported in late January 1994 that 46,000 dunums of Palestinian land had been expropriated between 13 September 1993 and the end of the year and that settlements had been expanded on 1,025 dunums, entailing the uprooting of 5,500 fruit trees.

The long and harsh years of occupation have left us with a ruined and inadequate infrastructure, with substantial portions of our land having been confiscated for the purposes of building illegal settlements, and we have had our water and natural resources expropriated.

454. On 21 June 1993, Sabri Foukiya tore down the greater part of his house in Sur Bahir village, instead of waiting for the Jerusalem Municipality to demolish the structure which had been built illegally on the small plot of land which remained after he was expropriated in the 1970 apos s.

On the one hand, he needs to maximize his control of the economy and society in order to raise wages and pensions and to keep opponents down, while nourishing the long tail of patronage that keeps him in power. On the other hand, Moscow s elite who fear that their assets may be expropriated by a future government wants to avoid international pariah status so that they can see out their sun set years in the safety of the West if the need arises.