severalty — sev·er·al·ty / se vrəl tē, se və rəl / n [Anglo French severalté separation, individual ownership, from several separate, several] 1: sole, separate, and exclusive ownership: one s own right without a joint interest in another person agrees to… … Law dictionary
severalty — [sev′ər əltē, sev′rəltē] n. pl. severalties [ME severalte < Anglo Fr severauté: see SEVERAL + TY1] 1. the condition or character of being several or distinct 2. property owned by individual right, not shared with any other 3. the condition of… … English World dictionary
severalty — noun Etymology: Middle English severalte, from Anglo French severalté, from several Date: 15th century 1. the quality or state of being several ; distinctness, separateness 2. a. a sole, separate, and exclusive possession, dominion, or ownership… … New Collegiate Dictionary
severalty — See estate in severalty; in severalty; tenant in severalty … Ballentine's law dictionary
severalty — n. 1 separateness. 2 the individual or unshared tenure of an estate etc. (esp. in severalty). Etymology: ME f. AF severalte (as SEVERAL) … Useful english dictionary
severalty ownership — Sole proprietorship of property; individual dominion. Dictionary from West s Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005. severalty ownership Sole proprietorship of property; individual dominion … Law dictionary
severalty — /sev euhr euhl tee, sev reuhl /, n., pl. severalties. 1. the state of being separate. 2. Law. a. (of an estate, esp. land) the condition of being held or owned by separate and individual right. b. an estate held or owned by individual right.… … Universalium
severalty — noun the sole holding of property by someone. Ant: jointly … Wiktionary
severalty — n. separateness, distinctness; exclusive possession, individual ownership; property held in exclusive ownership … English contemporary dictionary
severalty — noun archaic the condition of being separate … English new terms dictionary
