1. They had taken over the apartment after the man died, though they had no legal right of possession, and refused to leave.

2. "Now more museums and tribes are aware of what‘s out there." Before any tribe can receive artifacts, it must make the case that the museum does not have right of possession, sometimes by using oral history and tribal songs as proof of where the items belong.

3. The state high court had asked the Waqf Board to decide on the Taj’s ownership after some Indian religious groups staked their claim to the marble tomb built by Shahjehan for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, in Agra, 200 kilometers south of New Delhi. «As of today, the ASI ceases to have absolute right of possession over the monument,» said Hafiz Usman, chairman of the Waqf Board. «Henceforth, we would have the right to manage all religious rituals carried out inside the Taj Mahal premises.» The Board had earlier asked the government and the high court to give it ownership of the 350–year–old Taj and seven percent of the takings from the more than 20,000 people who visit each day.