Any type of alienation, lease or encumbrance, or any agricultural or industrial exploitation was prohibited. Encumbrance&colon; charge upon or claim against land arising out of private grant or a contract. An interest is a legal encumbrance that affects a title. This encumbrance means that no one has clear title to the property. In Hong Kong, there is statutory definition of "encumbrance". Tripods are generally restricted to heavier weapons where the weight would be an encumbrance. Since the original purchase, the estate has never had a mortgage encumbrance upon it. The fact that the original seller still owns the property is definitely an encumbrance. The weapon is thus engineered to reduce size and encumbrance as much as possible. On February 3, 2010, patent JP2003504507 was refused, hence removing any patent encumbrance in Japan. Fanny is relieved to be free of the encumbrance of a child. Patent encumbrance has limited the use of these batteries in recent years. Each encumbrance was either released as free and open-source software or replaced with an alternative. Of the following, only sale and at-will sharing involve no encumbrance. Its support for the War was gradually revealed to be a major political encumbrance.