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Adjective(1) legally valid,having a legally established claim,legitimate(2) legally valid(3) having a legally established claim(4) legitimate

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(1) Before then, Johnson has the small matter of restoring Leicester to what he believes is his club's rightful place.(2) We urge residents to let us know if they suspect anyone of not being the rightful occupier of a property.(3) rightful claim(4) Franklin sat his steaming cup of coffee down and took his rightful place behind his large mahogany desk.(5) He then thought he would do the responsible thing by trying to return the property to its rightful owner.(6) The hoard of silver was found inside the box and Mr Manning established that he was the rightful heir to the property.(7) That great party used to fume and fizz if in a single freak election it was denied its rightful place as the natural party of government.(8) It is my firm view that the rightful owners of the Lissadell Estate have not been compensated for their losses.(9) After seven lean years in the lower divisions, the Jags are back in their rightful position in the premier.(10) Paul believed that u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510fate had decidedu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he should find the ring and he set about trying to find its rightful owner.(11) Whether she finally acknowledged James VI of Scotland as her rightful successor will never be known for certain.(12) Mr Cash is currently working on uncovering the missing pieces of Anne's life in the hope that it will lead him to the rightful heir of the fortune.(13) It would also restore France to what it sees as its rightful place as leader of Europe.(14) he's the rightful heir(15) There's a mountain of work to be done if they are to get back their rightful place in senior ranks.(16) The television has at last gained its rightful and proper place as household god, oracle and shrine.