Redivision is talked about; it is much checkmated by the fact that many among the householders are permanently living outside.
The nearer we approach the end of the period of redemption, the greater becomes the material interest attaching the individual to his plot, and the greater, consequently, his opposition to the redivision of the land.
This was most strikingly demonstrated when the question of the general redivision of the communal land came up before the free mir in the beginning of the eighties.
They therefore endeavored to seduce the people, declaring that Tiberius was designing a general redivision of lands, to overthrow the government, and put all things into confusion.
LOS ANDES, a former state of Venezuela under the redivision of 1881, which covered the extreme western part of the republic N.
In the redivision of 1904 Los Andes was cut up into three states--Merida Tachira and Trujillo.
As long as the parage continued, the share of a deceased parager would be dealt with by redivision of rights, and no question would arise of finding heirs.
Second cousins may demand redivision of the heritage descending (and perhaps already divided up in each generation between) from their great-grandfather.
After second cousins no redivision or co-equation can be claimed.
I have already remarked, in a previous note, that Mr. Mitford has misrepresented the redivision of lands which took place after the expulsion of the Gelonian dynasty.
There is something very remarkable in the historical account, that Tyrtaeus by means of his poem of Eunomia repressed the desire of many citizens for a redivision of the lands.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "redivision" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
