Sentences with phrase «other land owners in»

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As a private landowner, Mass Audubon believes that advancing our mission by generally not allowing hunting on land we care for and control is reasonable and fair in light of our management objectives, just as we respect the decision of other land owners who do permit hunting on their land.

The continued preservation of Mass Audubon's extensive conservation land in Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden counties, including 8,000 acres owned and nearly 1,500 additional acres of conservation restrictions, through which we collaborate with cities and other land owners to preserve open space.

The Kirchners (and other Peronists before them) have certainly done a lot to tax the large land owners in «the campo» and use the revenue to provide programs from the poor, although she faced a political backlash in 2007 when people thought she was going too far with that policy.

One of the sureties must be a land owner in Lagos, while the other must be a civil servant not below grade level 15.

In other words, since the original owner of the property openly held the property and the «everyone» knew of this (most such natural property as land / resources is done in public with the government, so this counts), within several - let's say 3 to 6 years - the statute of limitations on recovery passes, and you can no longer be sued to return the propertIn other words, since the original owner of the property openly held the property and the «everyone» knew of this (most such natural property as land / resources is done in public with the government, so this counts), within several - let's say 3 to 6 years - the statute of limitations on recovery passes, and you can no longer be sued to return the propertin public with the government, so this counts), within several - let's say 3 to 6 years - the statute of limitations on recovery passes, and you can no longer be sued to return the property.

He holds up a map of his town, the farmers and other land owners that want gas drilling to begin are marked in red.

In line with the administration's tradition of inclusive governance and civic engagement, the Lagos State Government on Thursday, March 15 announced the downward review of the amended Land Use Charge Law 2018 to 50 % for commercial property as well as other LUC waivers that will give economic succour to owners of property and taxpayers in Lagos StatIn line with the administration's tradition of inclusive governance and civic engagement, the Lagos State Government on Thursday, March 15 announced the downward review of the amended Land Use Charge Law 2018 to 50 % for commercial property as well as other LUC waivers that will give economic succour to owners of property and taxpayers in Lagos Statin Lagos State.

Hello Mr. Bernard Koku Avle, this letter is to inform and appeal to your outfit of my plight and other 77 frustrated land owners of the University of Health and Allied Sciences, Ho who have been delayed / denied payment for lands compulsorily acquired in 2012 by the state.

As to your question about the justification for paying someone an ownership fee to claim the land initially, this would only make sense in the purists vision and the someone would potentially be everyone depending on the terms of the transaction you as the potential owner would have negotiated with all other rightful claimants.

SALT LAKE CITY — A group of environmentalists, business owners and others are protesting Gov. Gary Herbert's efforts to seize control of federal lands in Utah.

Once you have identified a used or CPO vehicle you're interested in, check the Carfax and Autocheck vehicle history reports, read dealer reviews, and find out what other owners paid for the Used 2015 Toyota Land Cruiser SUV.

Reacting to concerns about the recent hacking of cars with remote keys, Land Rover has invented what it calls an Activity Key, which is carried on a wristband worn by the owner and, when in use, locks out all other keys.

Once you have identified a used vehicle you're interested in, check the Carfax and Autocheck vehicle history reports, read dealer reviews, and find out what other owners paid for the Used 1990 Toyota Land Cruiser.

Yes, other models in the Land Rover family will ultimately be harder - core off - road, but the Velar has more capability than 99.9 percent of owners will ever ask of it.

North Coast Financial's broker / owner has provided financing on over $ 750 million in California and Bellflower hard money loans since 1981, offering fix and flip loans, purchase loans, investment property loans, construction loans, estate loans, bridge loans, cash out loans, hard money rehab loans, refinance loans, land loans and other hard money loans.

The owner of the freehold interest has full use and control of the land and the buildings on it, subject to any rights of the Crown, local land - use bylaws, and any other restrictions in place at the time of purchase.

North Coast Financial's broker / owner has financed over $ 750 million in California and Inglewood hard money loans since 1981, offering hard money purchase loans, bridge loans, cash out loans, hard money rehab loans, refinance loans, land loans, estate loans, fix and flip loans, construction loans and other hard money loans.

- Mobile home owners living in mobile home parks, on leased land or in other instances where the mobile home is not attached to real property, are forced to look to the internet for lending sources, as most local banks, credit unions and mortgage brokers normally do not finance or refinance mobile homes by themselves.

North Coast Financial's owner / broker has provided financing of over $ 750 million in California and Brea hard money loans since 1981, offering fix and flip loans, purchase loans, estate loans, investment property loans, construction loans, bridge loans, hard money cash out loans, hard money rehab loans, refinance loans, land loans and other hard money loans.

Most of our dogs come to us from our rescue partners in areas outside of New England, taken from kill shelters where they have landed due to no fault of their own - many are strays, others have been turned in by their owners.

At the beginning of the century the opening of the Panama canal increased interested on the Central American countries, and a knock on effect of that saw a number of farmers and other land owners settle in Costa Rica, but for its natural resources rather than its long sweeping white sand beaches.

In other Michigan communities targeted for wind development, a property owner who leases land to a developer gets annual payments of around $ 9,000 to $ 14,000 for allowing a turbine tower.

In Florida, landlords and owners of property have a responsibility and an obligation to keep their land, apartments, establishments and other property safe and secure.

Our lawyers represent farmers, land developers, cities and municipalities, property owners, orchard owners and other entities in legal matters involving water rights.

or allow to Run Compensation Suit Simultaneously with suits file by Bank Officials under ARTHA RIN ACT with equal opportunity and equal right so as to restore total accountability, which will be similar to DRT (Debt Recovery Tribunal of INDIA)(B)- Considering the Heavy loss and Damages of Government Registered and Identified SICK INDUSTRIES of 1992 & 1996 of Private Sector due to Negligence, Violation of Contract & Non-Banking Activities etc. of Bank Officials and Policy Maker & need 100 % Weaver of all type of Bank loan liabilities to minimize their heavy loss and damages to certain extent under LIMITATION ACT (C)- The system of keeping mortgage of Land & Properties from the Owner of Industries by Bank or any Loan Giving Agencies as Securities are mostly responsible for Malpractices and ever growing Corruption, & Fraudulent Activities in Banking Sector, which are now proven matter and may kindly be completely abolished as a part of reform programs at earliest possible time to ESTABLISH ACCOUNTABILITY and Check Malpractices, Fraudulent Activities which are now growing by large in Banking Sector or in other Loan Giving Agencies upto root Levels (D)-- All suits of Artha Rin Court may kindly be transferred to Civil Commercial Court abolishing SECTIONS 12, 12 (khan) 18 (2) & (3) 19, 20, 21, 34,40, 41, 42, 44, 47 and 50 of ARTHA RIN ACT -2003 for the end of Justice.

«TCC claims 2.1 The following are examples of the types of claim which it may be appropriate to bring as TCC claims --(a) building or other construction disputes, including claims for the enforcement of the decisions of adjudicators under the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996; (b) engineering disputes; (c) claims by and against engineers, architects, surveyors, accountants and other specialised advisers relating to the services they provide; (d) claims by and against local authorities relating to their statutory duties concerning the development of land or the construction of buildings; (e) claims relating to the design, supply and installation of computers, computer software and related network systems; (f) claims relating to the quality of goods sold or hired, and work done, materials supplied or services rendered; (g) claims between landlord and tenant for breach of a repairing covenant; (h) claims between neighbours, owners and occupiers of land in trespass, nuisance etc; (i) claims relating to the environment (for example, pollution cases); (j) claims arising out of fires; (k) claims involving taking of accounts where these are complicated; and (l) challenges to decisions of arbitrators in construction and engineering disputes including applications for permission to appeal and appeals.»

Despite any provision of this Act, the Real Property Limitations Act or any other Act, no title to and no right or interest in land registered under this Act that is adverse to or in derogation of the title of the registered owner shall be acquired hereafter or be deemed to have been acquired heretofore by any length of possession or by prescription.

His experience includes representing providers and purchasers of construction services and materials in matters involving construction defects, contracts, and liens; representing buyers, sellers, owners, lessors, and tenants of real estate in land and lease disputes; representing owners, directors, officers, and employees in business and employment disputes; and representing individuals and entities in a broad array of other litigation matters.

(4) Despite any other Act, upon the sale of the parcel of land of an owner in a common elements condominium corporation or the enforcement of an encumbrance registered against the parcel, the common interest of the owner in the corporation is not terminated or severed from the parcel, but continues to be attached to the parcel.

In other words, it was the responsibility of the owner of the land (the City of Hamilton) to ensure that it was safe for any person entering onto the land.

For example, in Queensland, the Ministerial appointment of trustees to hold land on behalf of Aboriginal people, and trustee decisions to grant leases or other interests in land, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.in Queensland, the Ministerial appointment of trustees to hold land on behalf of Aboriginal people, and trustee decisions to grant leases or other interests in land, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making procesland on behalf of Aboriginal people, and trustee decisions to grant leases or other interests in land, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.in land, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making procesland, must as far as possible be made in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.in accordance with Aboriginal tradition or an agreed decision - making process.50 In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.In the Northern Territory, a lease can not be granted unless the relevant Land Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making procesLand Council is satisfied that the traditional owners understand the nature and purpose of the proposed grant and, as a group, consent to it.51 This consent must be given in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision - making process.52

The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council (SWALSC) is employing a regional approach to manage native title claims in its NTRB area and facilitate engagement between traditional owners and other parties.

The introduction of joint management of national parks in Queensland under the Cape York Peninsula Heritage Act 2007 may mean that Indigenous land owners can be formally recognised for sequestration provided through the management and maintenance of ecosystems, national parks and other reserve lands including intact forests on our lands.

Another approach is required, such as directing a proportion of catch profits or mining royalties to traditional owners as «resource rental» (in recognition of their traditional property right to the resources being exploited); subsidising the purchase of, or granting without fee, commercial licences; providing an equity stake for traditional owners in development on Indigenous land; granting seed funding for Indigenous enterprises; offering contracting concessions to Indigenous businesses in development projects; and other means of facilitating the exercise of commercial rights that flow from native title rights and interests.

If a «right to negotiate», or similar method of including traditional owners in decisions affecting their land were not included in the Act, native title parties could seek injunctions or other relief to protect their rights.

One of the principles to be taken into account in achieving ecologically sustainable development is the interests of the traditional owners of any land or other natural resources.

The ownership of land within a territory in the exclusive occupation of a people must be vested in that people: land is susceptible of ownership and there are no other owners.

In the instance of 99 year lease agreements, traditional owners must first have agreed to the 99 year lease option and therefore given their consent to opening the land to other parties.

In this regard where a mining lease is granted on private land or on Crown land the subject of a pastoral lease the owner or occupier of such land is entitled to compensation and other procedural rights.

The Court found that the discriminatory operation of the Mining Act lay in the failure in the legislation creating the rights to confer a right to compensation to native title holders for the appropriation of their property in the same way compensation was provided to other owners and occupiers of the land for the loss and damage they suffered as a result of mining.

The ABA funds are used to meet the operational costs of the Land Councils in the NT and to pay compensation to traditional owners and other Aboriginals living in the NT that have been affected by mining.

Likewise, under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth) decisions about the land involving non-Aboriginal use are conveyed to third parties by the relevant Land Council following the traditional owner group making a decision in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision making process.49 A variety of other Indigenous entities exist under other land rights statuLand Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth) decisions about the land involving non-Aboriginal use are conveyed to third parties by the relevant Land Council following the traditional owner group making a decision in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision making process.49 A variety of other Indigenous entities exist under other land rights statuland involving non-Aboriginal use are conveyed to third parties by the relevant Land Council following the traditional owner group making a decision in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision making process.49 A variety of other Indigenous entities exist under other land rights statuLand Council following the traditional owner group making a decision in accordance with either an agreed or a traditional decision making process.49 A variety of other Indigenous entities exist under other land rights statuland rights statutes.

It objects to the inalienable nature of most land rights land and of native title rights on the grounds that this inhibits the freedom of the owner (s) to freely contract to dispose of their property to the purchaser willing to pay the highest price, as other property owners can.89 It also views the communal nature of Indigenous land as hindering the free dealing in land required by the real property market due to the time - intensive group consultation required.

For example, the Commission recommends that on approval of a mining lease on Indigenous lands, Governments (including TAFE institutions and other Registered Training Providers) work with the Indigenous representative bodies and the Traditional Owners to conduct a skills analysis of that community and identify the skills development required as early as possible to meet the needs of any future development or agreement - making in that area.

Because of this focus, traditional owners rarely have the opportunity to talk about other important issues like jobs, training, businesses, using their land to make money and building organisations to manage their native title rights in the future.

In fact, as discussed in Chapter 2, it significantly limits the opportunities for traditional owners to participate in decisions about activities (whether they be our aspirations to own, use or develop our lands; or the aspirations of others) on our landIn fact, as discussed in Chapter 2, it significantly limits the opportunities for traditional owners to participate in decisions about activities (whether they be our aspirations to own, use or develop our lands; or the aspirations of others) on our landin Chapter 2, it significantly limits the opportunities for traditional owners to participate in decisions about activities (whether they be our aspirations to own, use or develop our lands; or the aspirations of others) on our landin decisions about activities (whether they be our aspirations to own, use or develop our lands; or the aspirations of others) on our lands.

Texas allows licensed real estate brokers to use a drone to capture property images in connection with the marketing, sale, or financing of real property, and insurance company employees or affiliates may capture images using an unmanned aircraft in connection with an insurance policy or claim regarding real property or a structure on property.14 In Louisiana, the use of a drone for the purpose of spying upon others or otherwise invading the privacy of others is a criminal offense.15 Use of a drone in the space above property with intent to conduct surveillance constitutes «remaining in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).in connection with the marketing, sale, or financing of real property, and insurance company employees or affiliates may capture images using an unmanned aircraft in connection with an insurance policy or claim regarding real property or a structure on property.14 In Louisiana, the use of a drone for the purpose of spying upon others or otherwise invading the privacy of others is a criminal offense.15 Use of a drone in the space above property with intent to conduct surveillance constitutes «remaining in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).in connection with an insurance policy or claim regarding real property or a structure on property.14 In Louisiana, the use of a drone for the purpose of spying upon others or otherwise invading the privacy of others is a criminal offense.15 Use of a drone in the space above property with intent to conduct surveillance constitutes «remaining in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).In Louisiana, the use of a drone for the purpose of spying upon others or otherwise invading the privacy of others is a criminal offense.15 Use of a drone in the space above property with intent to conduct surveillance constitutes «remaining in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).in the space above property with intent to conduct surveillance constitutes «remaining in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).in or upon property» or «entering upon immovable property» under the offense of criminal trespass.16 South Dakota passed a law making it a misdemeanor to land a drone on lands or water of another resident.17 The owner or lessee of the drone is liable for damage resulting from a forced landing of the drone.18 In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).In Oregon, a property owner may bring a claim for invasion of privacy against a drone operator who flies over their property without permission (unless the drone operator complied with FAA requirements).19

When the real estate is in a condominium project, the unit owner is the exclusive owner only of the air space within his or her portion of the building (the unit) and is an owner in common with respect to the land and other common portions of the property.

A land trust is used for «escrow» purposes so that no party is able to cheat or abuse the other in any way (i.e., from inception, the title is held by Equity Holding Corporation) and the participants are beneficiaries of the trust with their specific percentages of beneficiary interest, which percentages are used as the basis for the division and distribution of net proceeds on sale or upon the owner's refinance.

Jennison added, «These award - winning homes rival other housing styles on the market today, and the land - lease community owners take great pride in the investments they have made to make their communities a place residents are proud to call home.»