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 1 Pre    |               scandalous situations of property and land use, present on
 2  I,5   |             taking place. However, the property rights upheld by the law
 3  I,5   |          holders of legal title to the property want to take physical possession,
 4  I,8   | intergenerational continuity of family property.~
 5  I,9   |               loss of their land — for property speculation is usually the
 6 II,2   |           peasants as his servants and property, while in Babylonia there
 7 II,2   |                24:19-22).~This view of property explains the severity of
 8 II,3   |                affect the right to the property of the owner (or a relative)
 9 II,5   |       Destination of Goods and Private Property~28. The effects of the present
10 II,5   |       destination of goods.~As regards property, the social teaching of
11 II,5   |                human dignity. "Private property or some form of ownership
12 II,5   |               30. The right to private property is not, however, unconditional,
13 II,5   |        Whatever concrete forms private property may take as a result of
14 II,5   |                   The right to private property, which is of itself valid
15 II,5   |         fundamental social function of property. Every owner must, therefore,
16 II,5   |             social mortgage on private property: "In his use of things man
17 II (24)|         creation: the right to private property is subordinated to the right
18 II,5   |                on the right of private property.~This doctrine was expounded
19 II,6   |               subordination of private property to the universal destination
20 II,8   |                distribution of private property;(37)~b) in terms of economic
21 II (37)|               wise laws ensure private property": Leo XIII, Encyclical letter
22 II (39)|               natural right to private property and its transmission by
23 II (39)|             and cannot "burden private property with such exorbitant taxes
24 II,9   |      irresponsible use of the right to property and as a serious obstacle
25 II,10  |              Respect for the Community Property of Indigenous Populations~
26 II,10  |                not consider individual property the only legitimate form
27 II,10  |       ownership, but also holds common property, which is a feature of the
28 II,11  |           close links between work and property mean that the former represents
29 III,9  |          juridical framework governing property rights and possession and