Sentences with phrase «by occupiers»

In a report that examines the amount of potential investment property owned by occupiers, DTZ also predicts that investors will pour about $ 80 billion into European real estate over the next four years, chiefly through sale - leasebacks.

A first quarter report on the single - tenant market produced by research firm Real Capital Analytics (RCA) notes that «The forces driving interest rate increases should reduce the cash - flow risks presented by the occupiers of single - tenant assets.

Nuisance and Trespass claims including obtaining an urgent order to prevent raves by occupiers of an empty commercial property

The Court noted that refusal to comply by occupiers would likely result in civil remedies for contempt of court.

Those legal issues largely turned on the application of OLA 1957, which sets out the core duties owed by occupiers to their lawful visitors.

The duty of care owed by occupiers to their visitors may be enshrined in statute but it is, to all intents and purposes, a negligence standard.

The right to claim for compensation in these circumstances is governed by the Occupiers Liability Act in British Columbia.

As this appeal is the first involving the Act to reach this Court and as several provinces have similar statutory regimes, it is important to clarify the scope of the duties owed by occupiers to their visitors.

In general terms, the Act sets out the duty of care owed by occupiers of premises to persons who come onto those premises and specifies certain exceptions to the prescribed duty of care.

1987), at p. 450, as to the success of the reform brought to this area of the law by occupiers» liability legislation:

The terms of this proposal must be agreed to in principle by the occupiers coming out of the 7PM meeting on July 11.

Shortly after students occupied the Foundation Building space on Monday, building maintenance attempted to break through an entrance that had been barricaded by the occupiers.

Americans For Prosperity, a conservative economic activist group founded by the the Koch Brothers, held an anti-Occupy rally that was crashed by Occupiers.

Especially with the whole «99 % vs. 1 %» debate brought up by the Occupiers in Wall Street, Oakland, and elsewhere.

The type of massive change espoused by the Occupiers will take many years to effect, even in an ideal situation.

Exempt hunting can only take place either on land which belongs to the hunter or which he has been given permission to use for that purpose by the occupier or, in the case of unoccupied land, by a person to whom it belongs.

This raises questions over the routine maintenance that the flat has received, and whether the cost of deeply cleaning the flat is higher than if the flat had been regularly cleaned to a high standard by the occupier... I wish to request that you conduct an investigation into the appropriateness of this expenditure, and why the cost of cleaning was so high.

The upshot of the decision in Schnarr is that waivers of liability will be valid if they relate to personal injury or property damage on a premises and are obtained by the occupier of that premises.

The Street Special contained an agreement by the occupier to take furnished accommodation at a weekly licence fee and contained 10 «rules».

9 (1) A police officer, or the occupier of premises, or a person authorized by the occupier may arrest without warrant any person he or she believes on reasonable and probable grounds to be on the premises in contravention of section 2.

When the plaintiff visitor is a trained professional or tradesman who is retained by the occupier to provide skilled work, the duty of the occupier only encompasses the safety of the premises, but does not extend to telling the visitor how to practice his occupation.

These valuations are then used as a basis for negotiating the level of rent to be paid by each occupier.

[31] Section 45 of the NTA further operated to ensure that compensation would be provided to native title holders on just terms rather than the equivalent of that received by an occupier under the Mining Act.

Not exact matches

The hikes compare with NAB's bold move to raise rates yesterday by 7 basis points for owner - occupiers and by 25 basis points for investors and is expected to deliver the bank an additional $ 220 million.

Rental growth prospects in cities such as Madrid, Dublin, Berlin and Stockholm are compelling, buoyed by improving occupier demand, and are attracting a significant weight of capital.

Coworking is Attracting Large Enterprises A recent occupier survey by CBRE states that large companies, including Fortune 500 companies, are starting to look and move into coworking spaces.

The behaviour of investors in this situation, however, could be quite different to owner - occupiers in that there would be a strong temptation to get rid of the troublesome investment, especially if the fall in price was caused by a difficulty in finding tenants.

The citizens of Warsaw, determined to secure their own freedom rather than be liberated by the approaching Russians, rose up in armed rebellion against the Nazi occupiers.

Worried about the Roman occupiers and the attention drawn to Jesus by the people, they ask, «What are we to do?

Since the people of Kuwait had already had their country taken from them and were being systematically robbed and brutalized, it is hard to imagine how, realistically, they could have been made worse off by a use of force to eject the occupiers.

An infuriating 3 - 3 draw at home to Aston Villa at the weekend has left the Blues back at square - one and no nearer to a revival in fortunes, but surely even they can produce a performance good enough to despatch of the league's basement occupiers Wolves, who were beaten 2 - 0 by West Ham on New Year's day and 2 - 1 by Wigan Athletic in their most recent home encounter.

But the last thing the occupiers want to resemble is either the long - time activists camped out in Lafayette Park across from the White House, ignored by everyone except tourists posing for photographs, or the aftermath of a Lollapalooza mosh pit.

In 2012, by comparison, the national debt is a side - issue — talk of income inequality and economic opportuity dominates our political discouse, a direct result of the Occupiers and the ruckus they were able to raise in Zucotti Square and similar encampments across the country.

Saddam's unceremonious death was the execution of an enemy by his rivals, assisted and supported by a foreign occupier.

According to a release from the NIC, the compulsory insurance will cover fire and allied perils like flood, earthquake, the collapse of buildings, storm and as well, legal liabilities of an owner or occupier of premises in respect of loss of or damage to property, bodily injury or death suffered by all users of the premises and third parties.

Occupier Stefan Fink says he's unimpressed by recent actions by Governor Cuomo and the legislature to renew a temporary tax surcharge on the rich and says more basic inequalities need to be addressed.

He believes 9/11 is the most important factor in the war against terror, and that we entered Iraq as liberators but became occupiers by staying after the deed was done.

So, we have to carry out integrity test on the other structures and the cost implication for present occupiers of the other structures to vacate the buildings would be borne by the developer,» Anifowose said.

Absent - minded, forthright, manic and keen to help the war effort, he had already put forward a plan to harry the Nazi occupiers of Norway using snowmobiles propelled by giant screws.

A Farewell to Fools (PG - 13 for brief profanity and a violent image) World War II farce, set in a simple Romanian village, highlighting Nazi occupiers» search for the perpetrator after the body of a German soldier is discovered by a local boy (Bogdan Iancu).

How would you respond if you were put in a similar situation, in which most of your town's buildings had been leveled by foreign occupiers who can't even speak your language and yet kick in your doors at 5 am to violate your every mode of dignity?

These issues need to be addressed at the very outset to ensure that occupiers are not disappointed by final outcomes and that time is not wasted during the design process on abortive work or in trying to make a budget work to an un-affordable brief.

A student suggested the school collect paper clips, since during World War II, non-Jewish Norwegians wore paper clips on their lapels to show solidarity with Jewish citizens who were forced by the Nazi occupiers to wear yellow stars.

His fictional career, as recounted by Liew in this impressive tour de force, began in his teens with manga - influenced comics in which giant robots fought Singapore's British occupiers.

These buyers don't enjoy the tax advantages of owner - occupiers, so should always be outbid by owner - occupiers (in a rational market).

In contrast, the tax treatment of real estate by owner - occupiers differs from investment properties.

a current shotgun or firearm certificate issued to the owner of the dog, or to the agent or employee of the owner most likely to be using the dog for work in connection with the lawful shooting of animals OR a letter from a gamekeeper, a land occupier (or his agent), a person with shooting rights, a shoot organiser, a club official, a person representing the National Working Terrier Federation, or a person engaged in lawful pest control, stating that the breeder of the dog whose tail is to be docked is known to him and that dogs bred by that breeder have been used (as the case may be) on his land, or in his shoot, or for pest control.

«The Sum of all Evil» produced by the PinchukArtCentre, is a monumental miniature landscape which is composed of four encased dioramas sited on historical events including the discovery in Babi Yar (1941) of the Ukrainian mass grave where the Nazi occupier executed more than 30,000 Jews in just two days.

Thomas strips photography down to its most subtle properties — light writing on sensitive surfaces — by restricting its movement to pattern (position and occupier).

Introduced in the Middle East by colonial occupiers in the mid-19th century, photography was, at first, dominated by Western practitioners who focused primarily on antiquities, regional landscape, and exotic traditions.