Sentences with word «occupier»

Despite this, Chidyausiku at the High Court granted Mhuriro 15 days to put together a class action on behalf of peasant occupiers of all commercial farms.

At paragraphs 81 - 101 the Court sets out a lengthy list of applicable legal principles in occupiers liability cases concerning the use of a gangway.

Respondents believe that space optimisation will be the key focus of occupiers in the year ahead.

Helen's client base includes institutional and overseas real estate investors and developers while she has also acted for occupiers on HQ relocations and has extensive experience of structured real estate transactions and real estate finance.

Tom Carroll, JLL's director of corporate occupier research, EMEA and UK, adds: «The workforce and work are changing and staff are very keen to embrace well - being in their offices.

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.

Owner occupiers with nice semis.

For example, Iran supply Hezbollah (which is Shia) and Hamas (which is Sunni) against Israel, because Iran consider Israel as occupier of Muslim lands and murderer of them.

A crowd of roughly 150 students, protesters and members of the press gathered outside of the Foundation Building to support student occupiers on the building's eighth floor, who have continued to hold the space since noon Monday.

International real estate advisor Savills has hired Anders Henningsson as Head of Occupier Services in Sweden in order to support the expansion of its European real estate platform.

Whilst there is clear competition for serviced office occupiers from other innovative cities across Europe, thanks to its robust economy, strong infrastructure and dynamic cultural scene, London has everything to play for as it continues to lead the world in the serviced office market.

The Ernst's automobile insurance policy extends coverage to an ATV if it is both owned by the Respondents and the Respondents are not occupiers of the property on which the accident occurs.

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If there is a hazard that is open and obvious, which means a reasonable person would perceive it, then the owner or occupier does not have to warn about or immediately repair that hazard.

Trustee Jeff Gural — who was against the tuition decision and recently gave a million dollar donation to support Cooper Union's free art program for high school students — said as much when he came to visit the student occupiers at Bharucha's office.

However, Bharucha announced in April of this year that the school would begin charging tuition fees to graduate students, a move which occupiers said was representative of the administration's poor management style.

A spokesperson for Lambeth Council refused to comment on individual cases but said all remaining occupiers at Rectory Grove have been offered secure tenancies at alternative accommodation.

Laura undertakes a wide range of Personal Injury claims including occupier's liability, public liability, accidents involving animals, product liability claims, road traffic accidents and accidents at work.

In WA, where first - home buyers make up 21.7 per cent of the market — compared with 8.0 per cent of owner occupier demand in NSW and 14.6 per cent in Victoria — LVRs are higher.

The law requires occupiers to take reasonable care to ensure that people going onto a property are kept safe.

The new law will allow space occupiers to take responsibility for their usage and receive recognition for conservation efforts, she says.

First, the case speaks to the fact if occupiers permit recreational trails, they should ensure that adequate signage is erected to identify that the trail is meant for a recreational purpose.

Such feelings can also lead people to avoid doing the proper research to determine whether the property will provide the returns required, i.e. whether it is in the right location to secure the right tenants in the short term and appeal to the owner occupier market, which will sustain the property's price in the long term.

It also means that the defect in the premises was something the owner or occupier knew about or should have known about and either failed to correct it or warn you about it.

Should investors be concerned about occupiers, saboteurs or terrorists?

If a business owner or other property occupier fails in their duty to provide you with a reasonably safe environment to shop, eat or simply visit, and this failure leads to a trip and fall injury, you can file a claim for a full range of damages.

If similar cases arise in the future, a point of consideration will be whether occupiers of sports fields and arenas will be held vicariously liable for the actions and / or inactions of referees or athletes that result in harm to spectators.

Teufel will draw on her strengths in client relations, proposal development and negotiations to expand DTZ's Global Occupier Services businesses throughout Canada

The CIOB has called for a wider programme of education and engagement with building occupiers.

The top tips cover numerous risks that all commercial real estate occupiers need to consider, including public liability, key staff absence, equipment failure and cybercrime...

CPIH — which includes CPI and owner occupiers housing costs — hit 2.6 % in the month, again up significantly from March.

According to Knight Frank's Q3 Paris Office Market Outlook Report, office take - up in Paris is expected to exceed the long term average as occupier activity remains strong despite Brexit uncertainty.

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?

It is the only lawful procedure of ejecting an unlawful occupier from a residential property.

TCC serves occupier clients at every step of the process, from advising on alternative land or building options through the development or acquisition of facilities.

Brian Prevoe has joined Savills Studley's Industrial Services Group in Toronto as Managing Director, bringing extensive experience in industrial occupier services to the firm.

«He doesn't like that there might be a place for other occupiers to come and put pressure on the legislature on this issue.»

On the other hand if a owner - occupier wanted to buy it then the renter might be considered a nuisance.

A recent ruling is likely to have significant consequences for guardian property companies (and other landlords) who use licence agreements to place occupiers into properties to protect against squatters and vandalism.

However, the ski resorts are suppliers under the CPA and also occupiers under the OLA.

Aside from maintaining the residential character of the condominium, pursuant to the Ontario Occupiers» Liability Act, any damage or liability associated with the common elements could fall upon the corporation if it does not adequately enforce the rules against short - term rentals.

The term «Premises Liability» refers to a set of laws that hold property owners and occupiers liable for accidents and injuries that occur on the property, both inside and outside.