Business contract between two parties, the lessor (owner) and lessee (user), for use of property.
português
escrituras de arrendamento catalão
arrendament The period of time during which a contract conveying property to a person is in effect.
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That was a way of committing the taxpayer to fund capital and interest over a 30-year term of a contract.
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It cannot be the owner's laid-back attitude to the terms of a contract once results turn bad.
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The firm will retain 80% of the cargo's value under the terms of a contract with the Department for Transport.
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In the celebrated Dartmouth College case, it was finally determined that a State legislature may not modify the terms of a contract.
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The terms of a contract had been mutually agreed upon, and all was concluded but the signature of the Emperor to legalize it.
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OPINION IMAGINE this: You lease your house to someone for five years.
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The state also lifted a ban on new lease bidding by Chesapeake.
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Shell is the major lease holder from the sale six years ago.
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The money was used to buy a long-term lease on the building.
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This lease sale never should have happened, Brune said in the statement.
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Brook may also require a credit check, according to its lease agreements.
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The 20-year lease provides for a break option in the tenth year.
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The government's initial rejection of the lease extension came in 2009, however.
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As such, the deal is exposed to a 'lumpy' lease rollover profile.
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Better Place plans to lease batteries to drivers along with charging facilities.
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It has an option to break the lease in the 15th year.
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They signed the lease and opened the business a few weeks later.
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It was a new lease of life followed by a new contract.
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GE plans to sell the building and lease it back, he said.
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Now, I thought, the clubs be given a new lease on life.
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He refused to renew the lease; and the man went wildly elsewhere.
