In this case, it's a reasonable approximation. If property is the subject of a reasonable dispute-- e.g. whether a contractual term applies-- whomever is holdi

In this case, it's a reasonable approximation. If property is the subject of a reasonable dispute-- e.g. whether a contractual term applies-- whomever is holding the property has the upper hand. Especially if the amount of property/money is small compared to the probable cost of litigation and especially so if one is unlikely to recover legal fees.