What do they do?

Your Ahole brotherinlaw took all my money.

So that means borrower X defaulted on his loan.

I'll keep this.

Because they haven't worked enough.

Everything is going to be erased.

We've confiscated Michael's computer.

So let's just say 1 just for simplicity.

Confiscate cameras if you need to.

My license was confiscated.

leaving everything else behind.

invading Iraq versus liberating Iraq

And more important, he will let them all recover the gods, the statues, the temple vessels that had been confiscated.

Just for confiscating Mouton's cigarettes.

It's American money.

I confiscate them all, in the name of the king.

I succeed to a fortune.

This is all the money I have in the world.

They then strip searched him, took away his shoelaces, took away his belt, and left him in solitary confinement.

My mistake cost me my fortune.

Two, the scientific revolution.

My meteor, my price!

The fire deprived us of our property.

Her means are small.

He lost his all.

He lost everything he owned.

Oh, come on, come on. I told you it's mine. Let me have it.

That's all I have.

You can't take photographs here.

Next time, I'll confiscate it.

And why don't you like them as much?

Lister, do you want to go into stasis for the rest of the trip and forfeit 18 months' wages?

I have just now confiscated a rather curious artifact from Mr. Potter.

The property is mine.

My uncle made a fortune.

I entrusted my property to him.

I don't have much desire for wealth.

Haiti owed them the money, for lost property.

Ok, let me off here.

It's the same plot.

Instead, these laws and laws around the world use the rather awkward analogy of property.

The park is common property.

My uncle made a fortune.

Edward succeeded to his uncle's estate.

He made his fortune from commerce.