yetenek vermek

Turkish - English

Definition of yetenek vermek in Turkish English dictionary

dower

property given by a woman to her husband at marriage, a dowry

Right of a widow to a life estate in a portion of the real property owned by her deceased husband

- A right that a wife has in her husband's property at the time of his death

The life estate of a widow in the property of her husband At common law a wife had a life estate in one-third (in value) of the property of her husband who died without leaving a valid will or from whose will she dissented In many states common law dower has been abolished by statute or never has been recognized

to endow

A life estate allowed by state laws to the widow in the real estate owned by her husband during the marriage

the legal right of a wife to use or own some portion of her husband's real estate, should she survive him

The rights of a widow or child to part of a deceased husband's or fathers property

Rights of a wife to one-third interest in all real property owned by her husband during the course of the marriage; wife must survive husband to be entitled to dower rights

{i} dowry; bride price, sum paid by the groom to the bride's family; widow's inheritance

A spouse's interest in the property of a deceased spouse

That portion of the real estate of a man which his widow enjoys during her life, or to which a woman is entitled after the death of her husband

Under common law, The legal rights of a wife or child to a part of a deceased husband's or father's estate, regardless of the provisions in his will

a life estate to which a wife is entitled on the death of her husband

The rights of a widow in the property of her husband at his death

property given by a woman to her husband at marriage

furnish with an endowment; "When she got married, she got dowered"

The provision which the law makes for the support of a widow during her lifetime out of income produced by the real estate owned by her husband during the marriage This provision for the support of a widow is usually favored over the claims of her deceased husband’s creditors

money or property brought by a woman to her husband at marriage

Hyphenation

ye·te·nek ver·mek