landholder

There isnt a law about having to be a landholder to vote but there is a very strong correlation between the two.

Plus DC doesn't have control over a large part of its own tax base because the biggest landholder in the city is the federal government, which is exempt from local property taxes.

I heard the largest landholder, once you strip back the entities, is actually the Church of Scientology.

The State assumes the right of eminent domain over its territorial basis, whereby every landholder becomes in theory a tenant of the State.

The fact that the land happens to be on an island doesn't make it any different to the position of any other landholder.

Overall, a buried cache of rare coins is much more likely to be regarded as the property of the landholder than the mineral rights.

You had to be a landholder with a fair amount of money.

Isn't Thane more of a landholder, who could or could not also be a warrior but either way it isn't implied in the title?

So pay rent to the state instead of a private landholder?

I don't want to succumb to that model of income stream any more than I want to be a passive income landholder invester/landlord.

If each renter had equal political power to each landholder, the landholders would be a political minority and would not be able to influence policy in this way.

So, they have come to serve the landholder’s interests and no longer provide reliability to the consumer, and that is ultimately because the consumer is not the actual customer, merely the input to the product — nights booked per host.

Certainly it is "just" to simply pay what the private landholder originally paid for the land that carries with it the water rights?