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Many of the family's confiscated property and holdings, including a mansion, were later returned.

An even more offensive situation occurs, he said, when the confiscated property belongs to someone else.

He used the money to purchase more confiscated property.

"If you start confiscating property tomorrow there will be shooting all over the country the day after.

Now, the churches are locked in a bitter battle over the return of confiscated property.

His government granted concessions to religious leaders and the restoration of confiscated property.

The local officials, however, used this as an excuse to execute and confiscate properties of those they did not like.

And that's where the government steps in and confiscates property from one private owner.

Among these were the fees or fines of justice, especially the lord's right to confiscate property for high crime.

It had the ability to impose heavy fines and to confiscate property if they were not immediately paid.

Rehabilitation is accompanied by financial rewards and restoration of confiscated properties.

René learns that his confiscated properties have been returned to him.

Mr. Museveni's position on the confiscated properties is not clear.

Meanwhile, the confiscated property remains in police hands.

He would reverse the consequences of the edicts, and return all confiscated property to Christians.

Maxentius did not permit the restitution of confiscated property, however.

Giving confiscated property back to the ousted Asians was the government's first step in soothing relations.

Reprieved, he returned in 1643 and his confiscated property was returned to him.

He noted that under the vetoed law, the occupants of confiscated properties would have the right to buy them at today's market value.

Since 2005, Tennessee had collected more than $6 million from the crack tax, much of which came from confiscated property.

Under Francia, the state acquired about 1,000 slaves when it confiscated property from the elite.

Further, they say, neither they nor the thousands of poor Nicaraguans who received confiscated property will give it up.

His previously confiscated property and the initial 2,000 ducats which he had been fined were returned.

He confiscated property from the upper classes and used the state's coercive power to direct the working of that land by the army."