Sentences with phrase «for leaseholders»

The most common type of coverage for leaseholders to purchase is called GAP car insurance coverage (Read: «What is gap car insurance?»

For leaseholders, we charge a fixed fee of # 900.00 plus VAT for dealing with the paperwork necessary where an extension has been agreed directly with the freeholder outside of the statutory legal framework.

He has been regularly involved with the battle to secure the future development of both Bart's hospital and St Mary's Paddington (the two local hospitals) and is a champion for leaseholder rights over the proposed changes in the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill.

Military renters insurance will cover costs of storage off property for the leaseholder's belongings, and particularly for valuables such as these.

If something falls and a guest or visitor is seriously injured, medical bills and legal fees could present a quite serious financial burden for the leaseholder.

Purchasing renters insurance is a choice, except in those cases where landlords and leasing agents demand it as a safety measure for both leaseholder and property owner.

Not exact matches

Trump reportedly owns more than three - quarters of Trump Old Post Office LLC, the leaseholder, according to advocacy group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW).

«We have a legally binding lease with AMC Theater on the space, so we are not at liberty to discuss lease specifics with anyone other than the leaseholder,» a spokesman for Lexin told Business Insider via email.

Both technologies offer rural landowners opportunities as leaseholders and site - hosts for renewable projects.

If you are an AWEA member, a supplier for wind projects, a leaseholder, or community member — we need your voices!

From the point of view of a tenant or leaseholder it is scarcely less frustrating for money to be wasted by an ALMO than directly by the Council housing department.

A leaseholders group that is eager for drilling to begin calls the two recent developments «serial delay tactics».

What is more, even tenants and leaseholders can apply for homeowner loans.

For example, in auto insurance, a leaseholder is protected by the auto insurance of the person who is leasing out the car.

These charges and commissions mean that the management company has less of an interest than their leaseholder customers to get a good price for major works, because the more they cost, the more they get paid.

The practical answer I am leaning towards is that as leaseholders we should simply not expect the management company to always make a good job of contracting major works, and instead look for control over the process rather than trying to align our interests better.

For larger buildings, the leaseholders often then choose to employ a property management company rather than running the building themselves.

The criteria for a project, in this order, are 1) available transmission 2) available federal money 3) willing leaseholders.

If you are a current leaseholder on an EDF RE project, stay connected and sign up for electronic updates below.

Our experience as a leaseholder offers some insights I wish to share with any property owner considering signing an option for wind development.

His call was echoed by Labour's Ruth Cadbury, who promised that a Labour government would give leaseholders security from rip - off ground rents, end the routine use of leasehold for new housing developments, and cap ground rent charges.

For the time being, it is likely that property with leases below 80 years remaining will continue to suffer a more limited demand in the sales market — spurring most leaseholders into negotiations for lease extensions prior to marketiFor the time being, it is likely that property with leases below 80 years remaining will continue to suffer a more limited demand in the sales market — spurring most leaseholders into negotiations for lease extensions prior to marketifor lease extensions prior to marketing.

In particular, local authorities have applied for dispensation from the important requirements contained in sub-paras 4 (4), 4 (5), 4 (6) and 4 (7) of Sch 2 of the regulations under which information about the likely cost to be charged by the proposed QLTA contractor is provided to the leaseholder.

In the above context, any landlord who contemplates (for whatever reason) skimping on the detail during the consultation process runs the risks of a later challenge that: (i) it was reasonably practicable to give more information; and (ii) the landlord has not complied with the requirements; and therefore the leaseholder is not obliged to pay more than the prescribed limited amount in service charge.

Additionally, it was argued that the nature of the proposed partnering agreement was such that information about unit costs and rates for work to be done would be of little use to leaseholders and that there was no benefit to be gained in supplying such information for the purposes of sub-para 4 (6) and (7) of Sch 2 of the regulations.

Recent highlights include representing a family - owned property development group in a dispute regarding the operation of a tenant's break option at a substantial premises in Sheffield, and acting for a joint venture property developer in a dispute before the Property Chamber First Tier Tribunal following an application by the leaseholder and management company regarding service charges.

In addition to local authority tenants we act for housing association tenants, leaseholders, private tenants and the homeless to resolve housing issues.

The organization responsible for compliance with the requirements for trails on the land would be the leaseholder and not the landowner.

New leaseholders should inform themselves about the potential for natural disasters of any kind in the area and insure their home and possessions against the possibility.

For example, standard form homeowners and renters insurance move with the homeowner or leaseholder, needing only to be adjusted for changed values and environmenFor example, standard form homeowners and renters insurance move with the homeowner or leaseholder, needing only to be adjusted for changed values and environmenfor changed values and environments.

When a leaseholder is ready to purchase coverage for a rental property, the insurance agent will ask for certain information regarding the value and ownership of the items being insured.

The customer will learn that coverage taken out on a property as part of a rental agreement provides the same level of coverage that as a homeowner would, because in fact, the rental contract acknowledges the leaseholder's right to take personal responsibility for protecting the valuables that the family owns, and to provide for the family should an accident happen that causes physical injury to any person in the home.

The rental home is, for these purposes, the property of the leaseholder even though that person does not own the physical structures.

Most companies will offer a discounted price if the leaseholder already has a policy with them, maybe for a motor vehicle.

With some due diligence, and knowledge about the intricacies of renter's policies in general, a leaseholder should be able to obtain an adequate, reliable renters insurance package suited for their needs.

Primary production upgrade provisions; The justification for the amendments that permit pastoral leaseholders to carry out a range of activities (in addition to those authorised by their lease) without negotiating with native title holders whose rights might be affected by these additional activities (28) is that the provisions strike a reasonable balance between the competing rights of native title holders and pastoral lessees.