Landownership ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Landownership ( noun )

The state or condition of being the owner of land.

Origin:

From land + ownership, which means the state or condition of being the owner of land.

Examples:

1. The government's policies on landownership have been a contentious issue for decades.
2. The new law aimed to give more rights to small landownership.
3. The landownership of the land was unclear and was the subject of a legal dispute.
4. The development of the land was limited by the complex landownership structure.
5. The landownership records were lost during a fire and it was difficult to prove who had the right to the land.

(As a verb)

Landownership ( verb )

The state or condition of being the owner of land.

Origin:

From land + ownership, which means the state or condition of being the owner of land.

Examples:

1. The government's policies on landownership have been a contentious issue for decades.
2. The new law aimed to give more rights to small landownership.
3. The landownership of the land was unclear and was the subject of a legal dispute.
4. The development of the land was limited by the complex landownership structure.
5. The landownership records were lost during a fire and it was difficult to prove who had the right to the land.