hasHolding

P6507
predicate

Indicates that one entity possesses, controls, or maintains ownership or custody of another entity as an asset or item.

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All labels observed (8)

Label Occurrences
hasHolding canonical 89
artifactsHeldAt 28
hasQuarter 23

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: hasHolding
Generated description
Indicates that one entity possesses, controls, or maintains ownership or custody of another entity as an asset or item.

Sample triples (176)

Subject Object
Rucellai family Rucellai Chapel via predicate surface "hasPossession" ⓘ
Nimrud British Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Nimrud Iraqi National Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
surface form: Iraq Museum
Nimrud Metropolitan Museum of Art via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Nimrud Louvre Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
House of Farnese Duchy of Parma via predicate surface "hasPossession" ⓘ
House of Farnese Duchy of Piacenza via predicate surface "hasPossession" ⓘ
House of Farnese Duchy of Castro via predicate surface "hasPossession" ⓘ
Kalhu British Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Kalhu Louvre Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Kalhu Iraqi National Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
surface form: Iraq Museum
Het Behouden Huys (wintering shelter on Novaya Zemlya)
surface form: Het Behouden Huys
Rijksmuseum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
surface form: Rijksmuseum Amsterdam
Het Behouden Huys (wintering shelter on Novaya Zemlya)
surface form: Het Behouden Huys
Fries Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge public charters are to be construed narrowly against implied exclusive privileges ⓘ
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge no monopoly or exclusive right is implied in a charter unless clearly expressed ⓘ
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge Massachusetts did not violate the Contract Clause by authorizing the Warren Bridge ⓘ
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge states may promote the public interest and economic development even when it affects existing corporate franchises ⓘ
Cooley v. Board of Wardens states may regulate certain local aspects of commerce ⓘ
Cooley v. Board of Wardens a Pennsylvania law requiring ships to hire a local pilot or pay a fee did not violate the Commerce Clause ⓘ
Cooley v. Board of Wardens Congress’s power over interstate commerce does not always exclude state regulation ⓘ
Cooley v. Board of Wardens subjects of commerce that are local and diverse in nature may be regulated by states until Congress acts ⓘ
Coat of arms of Spain first quarter of the coat of arms of Spain via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Coat of arms of Spain second quarter of the coat of arms of Spain via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Coat of arms of Spain third quarter of the coat of arms of Spain via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Coat of arms of Spain fourth quarter of the coat of arms of Spain via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Flag of Castile and León first quarter: castle via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Flag of Castile and León second quarter: lion via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Flag of Castile and León third quarter: lion via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Flag of Castile and León fourth quarter: castle via predicate surface "hasQuarter" ⓘ
Xanthos British Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Xanthos Antalya Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Hall v. DeCuir a state may not regulate interstate commerce in a manner that imposes a direct burden on interstate transportation ⓘ
Hall v. DeCuir Louisiana could not require an interstate carrier to provide nonsegregated accommodations on interstate journeys under its state law ⓘ
Hall v. DeCuir state civil rights statutes cannot control the conduct of interstate carriers in interstate transportation when such control burdens interstate commerce ⓘ
Abuela Alma Madrigal the magical candle via predicate surface "hasPossession" ⓘ
Somerset v Stewart slavery is unsupported by English common law ⓘ
Somerset v Stewart a slave cannot be forcibly removed from England and sold abroad without lawful authority ⓘ
Bridges v. California First Amendment to the United States Constitution ⓘ
surface form: The First Amendment limits the power of courts to punish out-of-court publications as contempt.
Bridges v. California Out-of-court publications may not be punished as contempt unless they pose a clear and present danger to the administration of justice. ⓘ
Colegrove v. Green claims of legislative apportionment and malapportionment present nonjusticiable political questions ⓘ
Colegrove v. Green federal courts lack authority to intervene in certain legislative apportionment disputes ⓘ
Dura-Europos Yale University Art Gallery via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
Dura-Europos Louvre Museum via predicate surface "artifactsHeldAt" ⓘ
United States v. Singleton federal civil rights protections did not extend to certain private discriminatory acts ⓘ
Dooley v. United States Congress has power to regulate customs duties between the United States and its territories ⓘ
Dooley v. United States the Constitution does not necessarily apply in full to unincorporated territories ⓘ
Stone v. Graham A Kentucky statute requiring the posting of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment ⓘ
Ex parte Siebold Congress has broad power to regulate federal elections ⓘ
Ex parte Siebold federal government may enforce laws governing federal elections ⓘ
Ex parte Siebold federal election laws may be applied to state election officials when administering federal elections ⓘ