Sentences with phrase «leaseholder in»

Last winter, investor pressure convinced the largest leaseholder in the Bakken oil fields to reduce methane flaring at its drill sites to as close to zero as possible.

Torpedo Factory Artist Marcia Jestaedt, a leaseholder in Studio 13, had several pieces exhibited at the Shanghai Ceramic Art Expo 2016.

As Labour candidates we have acted as champions of the interests of existing tenants and leaseholders in discussions with the housing association developer.

Our friendly and approachable solicitors have a vast amount of experience helping leaseholders in a number of ways:

Peabody Estates v 28 Leaseholders (2016)-- representing leaseholders in resisting their liability to pay service charges on the basis that the works did not come within the service charge covenants.

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).

Too often what it really means is forced gentrification and social cleansing, as private developers move in and tenants and leaseholders are moved out.

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.

In 2008, the developer sued American Airlines, United Airlines and parent companies American Airlines Group Inc and United Continental Holdings, in addition to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and Larry Silverstein, leaseholder of the World Trade Center propertieIn 2008, the developer sued American Airlines, United Airlines and parent companies American Airlines Group Inc and United Continental Holdings, in addition to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and Larry Silverstein, leaseholder of the World Trade Center propertiein addition to the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey and Larry Silverstein, leaseholder of the World Trade Center properties.

The current plan appears to be a reorganization involving the closing of between 200 and 275 stores, thirty percent or more of the total chain, with the final number being dependent on what sort of concessions are able to be attained from the leaseholders on the 75 stores in limbo at this time.

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

Such protection is necessary because the leaseholder has a financial interest in the vehicle.

Our working sheep station abounds with history — trees scarred by Aboriginals removing boomerangs and shields and the remains of the original pastoral leaseholder's home established in 1849.

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

Our largest oil and gas barons, the Koch brothers — two of the richest men on earth, and among the largest leaseholders on Canada's tar sands — have promised to deploy three - quarters of a billion dollars in this year's contest.

But OffshoreMW, the Wind Energy Area's other leaseholder, is also spending in anticipation of development.

But, with time, the affected property will become less attractive to a prospective buyer and in some cases the leaseholders may find themselves struggling to sell the property on without bearing a loss in value as a result.

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 marketing.

In Cadogan, the head leasehold owner served a notice on the freeholder under LRHUDA 1993, Ch 2 claiming an extended lease of the maisonette; in Aggio, the head leaseholder served notice claiming an extended lease of the two lower flatIn Cadogan, the head leasehold owner served a notice on the freeholder under LRHUDA 1993, Ch 2 claiming an extended lease of the maisonette; in Aggio, the head leaseholder served notice claiming an extended lease of the two lower flatin Aggio, the head leaseholder served notice claiming an extended lease of the two lower flats.

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 leaseholdeIn 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 leaseholdein 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 chargIn 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 chargin service charge.

The leaseholders then appealed to the Lands Tribunal (LT) and the appeal came before HHJ Huskinson in the Lands Tribunal, Auger & the Association of Camden Council Leaseholder v London Borough of Camden [2008] EWLands LRX 81 2007 (14 March 2008).

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.

At first instance, the LVT took the view that even if the protection afforded by the consultation requirements in sub-paras 4 (4) to 4 (7) were dispensed with, the leaseholders would still have the substantial protection of the safeguards set out in s 19.

Before a landlord carries out costly works on a building in which there are residential leaseholders, the leaseholders are entitled to be consulted about two matters: first, the nature of the proposed works; and, second, the identity of, and likely cost to be charged by, the contractor to be engaged.

The claimant C and her husband were long leaseholders of a flat in Framewood Manor, clearly a superior residential development with such common facilities as a swimming pool, a gym and a jacuzzi.

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.

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.

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.

When leaseholders purchase this kind of coverage, they protect themselves against loss or damage while their belongings are in storage or being moved from the old home to a new one.

Leasing companies and private landlords are using it in part as a way of gauging the level of responsibility of the prospective 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.

Rental insurance is not terribly expensive, but it is important that leaseholders be very careful in selecting a carrier and in making sure they are fully conversant with the provisions and clauses in their policies.

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.

In relation to the primary production upgrade provisions, the inconsistency is between the exercise of native title rights and the carrying out of a range of activities that the leaseholder may wish to pursue, in addition to the rights granted under the leasIn relation to the primary production upgrade provisions, the inconsistency is between the exercise of native title rights and the carrying out of a range of activities that the leaseholder may wish to pursue, in addition to the rights granted under the leasin addition to the rights granted under the lease.

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.

However where the leaseholder, in the exercise of rights under the lease, conducted activities that were inconsistent with the native title rights, such as the erection of a shed or fence, the doing of these activities would prevail over the native title rights.

In concrete, the High Court should uphold the finding of Justices Lee and North that enclosure of and improvements to pastoral leases in Western Australia [99] were not such as to confer a right of possession exclusive of Aboriginal people, and to the extent of any inconsistency between the rights of pastoral leaseholders and native title rights and interests, did not extinguish but had the effect of suspending native title rights and interestIn concrete, the High Court should uphold the finding of Justices Lee and North that enclosure of and improvements to pastoral leases in Western Australia [99] were not such as to confer a right of possession exclusive of Aboriginal people, and to the extent of any inconsistency between the rights of pastoral leaseholders and native title rights and interests, did not extinguish but had the effect of suspending native title rights and interestin Western Australia [99] were not such as to confer a right of possession exclusive of Aboriginal people, and to the extent of any inconsistency between the rights of pastoral leaseholders and native title rights and interests, did not extinguish but had the effect of suspending native title rights and interests.

Former World Trade Center leaseholder Westfield America Trust has agreed to sell its interest in the World Trade Center retail premises to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

Westfield is the leaseholder of the World Trade Center retail concourse, which was destroyed in the September 11 attacks.

The Bylaws provided that the Co-op could terminate a lease if two - thirds of a Shareholders vote determined that the leaseholder had engaged in «objectionable conduct» that made the individual's continued tenancy «undesirable.»