| The estate created by the tenancy is unassignable, because a purported assignment terminates it as soon as it comes to the notice of the owner. |
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| Annotated genomes were examined for novel gene orders and the presence of unassignable sequences. |
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| The property must be assumed to have been capable of sale in the open market, even if in fact it was inherently unassignable or held subject to restrictions on sale. |
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| You knew I had just been pulled out of New York after a long mission and per your own requirements, was to be on downtime, unassignable for any new missions for three months. |
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| In practice of the court the partible inheritance was declared unassignable and immune from attachment. |
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| In the field of copyright, the resale right is an unassignable and inalienable right, enjoyed by the author of an original work of graphic or plastic art, to an economic interest in successive sales of the work concerned. |
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| Right of resale is the unassignable and inalienable right of creative artists to receive a share of the profits made from the selling on of their works. |
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| Even where the operating agreement makes membership interests unassignable, it is still possible for judgment creditors to obtain charging orders. |
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