THROW. use or ownership; Since the house is in the occupation of A B. A business, business or mystery; as a printing profession. Occupation. (S. A.) 2.In another sense, occupation means leaving a man`s property in time of war. Co. Litt. p. 412. See dependency; Possession. On this page you will find the legal definition and meaning of occupation, written in plain English, as well as examples of how it is used.

1. Possession; Control; Possession; use. In its usual sense, „occupation“ is when a person exercises physical control over the land. Thus, the tenant of a house occupies it as long as he has the power to enter and remain in it at will, and excludes any other person (or all persons except one or more specific persons) from use. Occupation is therefore the same as actual possession. Sweet. The word „occupation“, applied to real estate, is generally synonymous with „possession“. In conjunction with other expressions, this may mean that the party should live on the premises; But when he is alone, he is satisfied with real possession. Lawrence v.

Fulton, 19 Cal. 6S3. 2. A trade; Employment; Occupation; Matter; Livelihood. A person who illegally occupies a building or property. The land in question was occupied by a party that did not own it. (n. 1) relatively permanent trade, profession, employment, enterprise or means of subsistence. 2) Possession of immovable property or use of an object. Includes: buildings constructed on the ground; the subway; the land airspace necessary for normal land use; and land-related assets.

1) Hold or occupy anything, including real estate. (2) a regular activity carried out for a living, including the exercise of a business, profession or employment. Take control of land that belongs to someone else.