Possession definition

Possession means having a weapon on the student’s body or in an area under the student’s control. “Weapon” means any:

Possession means having a weapon on one’s person or in an area subject to one’s control in a school location.

Possession means that an employee has the substance on his or her person or otherwise under his or her control.

Examples of Possession in a sentence

• Possession and use of any controlled drugs or intoxicating substances is illegal and is a serious disciplinary offence.

• Possession will not be given unless all money due has been paid, all signatures are on the lease, proof of insurance is on file and all other requirements have been met.

• Possession of animals not permitted in Housing at any time is prohibited unless approved as an accommodation through SAR.

• Clause 1.7 Addresses for service of notices by the Parties (If none is stated, the address in each case, subject to clause 1.7.3, shall be that shown at the commencement of this Agreement.) Employer: Contractor: Clause 2.3 Date of Possession of the site: (where possession by Sections does not apply) Clauses 2.4 and 2.26.3 Deferment of possession of the site (where possession by Sections does not apply) Clause 2.4 applies/does not apply*.

More Definitions of Possession

Possession means having a weapon on one’s person or in an area subject to one’s control in a school location. A student who finds a weapon on the way to school or in the school building, or a student who discovers that he or she accidentally has a weapon in his or her possession, and takes the weapon immediately to the principal’s office shall not be considered to possess a weapon.

Possession means having actual or constructive control of an item either on the student’s person, or in a car, locker, bag, or other article under the actual or constructive control of the student, regardless of the student’s knowledge or intent to possess the item.

Possession means actual or constructive possession.

Possession means either actual or constructive possession of or any control over the object referred to.

Possession means the exercise of dominion or control over the resource commencing at the time at which a decision is made not to return the resource to the immediate vicinity from which it was taken. The decision must be made at the first practical opportunity.

Possession means actual care, custody, control, or management.

Possession means having joint or exclusive control over an item with knowledge of and intent to have such control or knowingly keeping some item in a place where the person has some measure of access and right of control.