Sentences with phrase «then owner of the land»

The Rover Group, the then owner of the Land Rover wanted to develop a compact utility vehicle (initially codenamed as CB40).

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The mayor, team owner Bob Naegele Jr. and lawyer Jac Sperling pulled everything together in 90 days to land the franchise in 1997, then built the right arena and built the right team for a market that would not be fooled by the bells, whistles and bright lights of expansion.

He said the land owner had constructed a wall which was blocking the water way, and so the water had to move to the extreme end of the wall and then force its way into the community.

It required many meetings for almost a year with sometimes countless people in the room from: all levels of government; public benefit corporations from ECIDA, to the Power Authority, to the Water Authority, and Empire State Development; our private sector partners like land owners — Tecumseh, Gateway and South Buffalo Railway; from Welded Tube; a lot of help from organizations like the Buffalo Niagara Enterprise and Partnership; and, then about 5 layers of lawyers in between.

The player who lands on the space containing the Orb gets attacked by Spiny Shells and loses ten coins, which are then given to the owner of that space.

In the North American markets, the Freelander2 is also offered with a 3.2 - litre petrol engine designed by the Ford Motor Company (the then owner of Jaguar and Land Rover before the Tata takeover).

Almost every other black family worked as sharecroppers, which meant that they did all the hard work on another man's land and then had to give most of the profit right back to the owner.

You will then cross the East Alligator River into a remote area of Arnhem Land with the special permission of its traditional Aboriginal owners.

The Blake family (a family of British descent but living on the mainland of then British Honduras) were land owners and business people.

Gain an insight into the customs of the land's traditional owners during a stop - in at the Brambuck Cultural Centre, then head into the heart of the Grampians, stopping en route for lunch.

The average home owner has less then 0.25 acres of land with their single family home.

The Trust for Public Land was what is known as an «eco-profiteer:» an organization charged with buying private land at distress prices from rural owners, usually under threat of federal condemnation, then, with the help of huge lobbying efforts and insider congressional contacts, selling it to the federal government at fair market prices and taking a Land was what is known as an «eco-profiteer:» an organization charged with buying private land at distress prices from rural owners, usually under threat of federal condemnation, then, with the help of huge lobbying efforts and insider congressional contacts, selling it to the federal government at fair market prices and taking a land at distress prices from rural owners, usually under threat of federal condemnation, then, with the help of huge lobbying efforts and insider congressional contacts, selling it to the federal government at fair market prices and taking a cut.

Tiny dwellers unwilling to purchase their own tract of land are then faced with a decision: tow your home onto the property of an owner who digs your digs, or pay rent to a trailer park, that most brushed - under - the - rug of American neighborhoods.

If you get found and the owner tells you to leave (whether or not they get a court order), or if they say «I'll let you stay for a while», or they do a bit of landscaping, then you can't take the land (or, the clock restarts).

That is, if traditional owners agree to legislative changes that implement a new leasing regime then traditional owners should still be able to exercise free, prior and informed consent in decisions to lease specific areas of land.

And even if just one life is saved, then it is worth it, because our lives are no less valuable because of the colour of our skin, our socioeconomic standing or our rights as the Traditional Owners of this land being eroded day after day after day.

On 13 June 2007, Jenny Macklin MP (then Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs) told the House of Representatives that the township leasing model «removed direct control by traditional owners over development on township land».

It is useful then to consider what these systems allow the owners of land (the lessors) and the users of land under a lease (the lessees) to do.

When Condo Boards take action that exceeds the authority given to the board of directors under the condominium documents, e.g, purchasing land, then the condo unit owners are forced to file a lawsuit to fight against having to pay the assessments that will be needed to fund the board's action.

A microcosm of the national debate over smart growth or sprawl is underway in Michigan, where both a group of Republican legislators and a «blue ribbon» commission are considering a half - dozen land - use issues affecting future development.One piece of legislation would allow local governments to designate zones where less dense development is desired, then give landowners in these areas the option of selling their development rights to property owners in districts where more density is desired.

The Appellate Court then reasoned as follows: «Patel bases his argument on the common law principle codified in Civil Code section 829 which states that «the owner of land has the right to the surface and to everything permanently situated beneath or above it.»»

In tight markets, check the local tax assessor's maps for subdividable land and then contact the owners about selling all or part of their property for new houses.

Property owners in this province can trust in a constantly improving system that has introduced automation, electronic registration and enhanced security to land registration... Fraudsters have been known to impersonate the owner of a property by obtaining false identification and then transferring property that does not belong to them.»