अधीन (en. Possessed)

Bhulabhai Desai tried to establish on the basis of these facts that the acts done in the course of the operations of the organised army of a government which had obtained the status of statehood, which possessed territories ceded to it by the Japanese Government and other States, which had received plenipotentiary of another State, and which had formally made a declaration of war against Britain and America, could not be questioned; under the rules of International Law.

While Shah had Rs 20,633 cash in hand at the time of filing the papers, his wife possessed Rs 72,578.

Only 0.4 per cent of the agricultural households possessed land of 10 hectares or more.

Initially they owned and possessed 12½ acres agricultural land.

This estate the family of the poet possessed even before his birth.

The personal God of the European religions is a Person in the human sense of the word, limited by His qualities though otherwise possessed of omnipotence and omniscience; it answers to the Indian special conceptions of Shiva or Vishnu or Brahma or of the Divine Mother of all, Durga or Kali.

The city was surrounded by extensive defensive walls strengthened with rectangular towers, and possessed an extensive cemetery with vertical shaft-tombs and underground burial chambers; the elaborate funeral offerings in some of these may reflect the emergence of local kings.