Sentences with phrase «retained ownership of the land»
After the schools were built, the Park District retained ownership of the land around the buildings; today, the district still handles the mowing and snowplowing and other maintenance work on the land it owns.
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Although it sold the courthouse buildings and property to National - Louis in 1992 for $ 3.1 million, the county retained ownership of the strip of land, which in recent years has been used for overflow parking.
Jardine Motors Group in the U.K. has completed its acquisition of Jaguar, Land Rover, Honda, and Mazda franchises from family - owned Colliers Motor Group, which retained ownership of its Niss... Read more
Subdividing the land doesn't in itself result in a CGT event if you retain ownership of the subdivided blocks, meaning you don't make a capital gain or a capital loss at the time of the subdivision.
Subdividing land is not a CGT event if you retain ownership of the subdivided blocks, so you don't make a capital gain or loss at the time of the subdivision.
As the tribe grants you land, they retain the ultimate ownership of that land and access to the reservation.
In a rather unusual UK Government press release, the Land Registry, which retains the official details of all real estate and land ownership, has indicateLand Registry, which retains the official details of all real estate and land ownership, has indicateland ownership, has indicated...
On the other hand, in respect to the real estate that was also put into joint names as joint tenancy because the husband indicated on the transfer of ownership to he and his wife that it was being done for «natural love and affection» (to avoid land transfer tax among other things) the wife retained her 50 % ownership interest of the real estate.
It is a basic aspect of ownership that the people with rights and responsibilities with respect to land retain the ability to make decisions about the use of their land.
The other way CHT keeps the homes permanently affordable is to own the land under every home that enters the trust — all part of the grant agreement with the original buyer — and to retain ownership with every future sale.