We have become inured to it through our cultural inheritance.

He, however, lives with his own cultural inheritance.

This country's cultural inheritance will be diminished the longer that this misconceived policy remains.

Humans have a great cultural inheritance as well as a physical, genetic inheritance.

And it's part of our common cultural inheritance.

Yet the [two sons] have enough money to pay big legal fees for their inheritance dispute.

The marriage was arranged to avoid a potential inheritance dispute within the different family branches.

As a growing number of inheritance disputes hit the courts, the difficulties of settling family grievances and the importance of making a clear will have never been so obvious.

About one third of cases were family problems, mostly inheritance disputes.

Often, as a result of inheritance disputes, plots were split into ever smaller pieces.

People often purchase foreign properties through companies to sidestep local tax or inheritance laws.

They have already forced the island to drop inheritance laws that banned daughters or younger sons from inheriting any of the 40 tenancies.

However, the estates would do little more than abolish the obsolete marriage and inheritance laws and a few commercial monopolies.

It aims to compensate daughters, as the inheritance laws favor the sons.

Thus, there remains a mismatch between marriage practices and inheritance laws, with the strength and biases of the marriage practice often overriding inheritance laws.

He views inheritance of property as essentially illegitimate.

This section dealt mostly with inheritance of property.

It generally involves the inheritance of property, names, or titles through the male line.

Some of his public utterances in 1913, in which he appeared to advocate radical ideas in regard to the inheritance of property, caused much criticism.

But the social imprimatur and even the legal and inheritance rights leave many unmoved.

Her dowry, any inheritance rights transferred through her marriage, and any property acquired by her after marriage belonged to him.

Autonomy was strengthened when the county families began to affirm their inheritance rights.

Thus, no contemporary document explains as under which conditions a crown prince received inheritance rights and why so many crown princes were never coronated.

When monarchs or heirs apparent wed other monarchs or heirs special agreements, sometimes in the form of treaties, were negotiated to determine inheritance rights.

If you receive an inheritance, 40% of anything over 325,000 will be taxed.

Growing life expectancy means, however, that future generations will have to wait almost until their own retirement to receive an inheritance.

Indeed, 75% of them have received or expect to receive an inheritance.

Beneficiaries named in his will would only receive their inheritance once funeral costs and debts have been paid.

The process typically takes between 9 and 18 months, at the end of which relatives will receive their inheritance.

Deprived of her rightful inheritance by her evil sister and a corrupt attorney, she had a feckless husband.

High levels of divorce and remarriage are also complicating legacies, as members of extended stepfamilies battle for what they consider to be their rightful inheritance.

What could possibly prevent them from assuming their rightful inheritance next year?

She works to regain her family's rightful inheritance that had been stolen from them by the monarchy.

He probably never expected to inherit much, especially with so many cousins vying for their rightful inheritances.