In the possession

Not sure what you want to say.

How about -

Since the case, he has possession of all his father's properties and is trying to continue construction.

Case concluded, he now constructs a statue out of his inheritance, dad so kindly furnished him with.

No. I made a mistake , this sentence just stops at "construction " , and we can neglect the words afterward .

Ara forgive some of us but you'll almost hafta explain "after the case" and "make a construction"

In this particular "case" context important to sentence "construction"

Thank you for your answer .....I almost get it ... but actually this case has become to a mess, in the fact, the question was :
He is in the possesion of all his father's property, is this a right sentence?

and i was like two times out of my mind , the question i asked you guys was totally different with the question that i have posted above,which was my real intension.sorry for this mess .

Thank you for your answer .....I almost get it ... but actually this case has become to a mess, in the fact, the question was :
He is in the possesion of all his father's property, is this a right sentence?

and i was like two times out of my mind , the question i asked you guys was totally different with the question that i have posted above,which was my real intension.sorry for this mess .

Sorry Ara but I'm still somewhat lost. "He is in the possesion of all his father's property" is okay though I'd omit the "the"

thanks for your patience

Seems okay to me Ara

Quite welcome Ara for what it's worth