ownership

ownership
noun
ADJECTIVE
full
sole
collective, common, fractional (AmE, law), joint, shared
new
legal
private
corporate
public, state
foreign
car, home, land
VERB + OWNERSHIP
change, transfer

The business has changed ownership several times.

He transferred the legal ownership of his property to his children.

pass into

The estate passed into public ownership.

acquire, assume, seize, take, take over
retain
claim
OWNERSHIP + VERB
pass

Ownership of the land passed from father to son.

PREPOSITION
under (the) ownership

The cafe is under new ownership.

PHRASES
a change in ownership

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