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The phrase "a right of use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to the permission or entitlement to use something, typically property or resources.
Example: "The contract grants the tenant a right of use for the duration of the lease."
Alternatives: "a usage right" or "an entitlement to use".
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But perhaps a digital product is more like a bus ticket: it confers a right of use, not ownership of the bus.
However, unlike adverse possession a prescriptive easement only gives a right of use, not ownership, over the real estate.
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The first, getting a right-of-use certificate from the government, involves paying higher taxes.
At the same time, a right-of-use certificate from the government is issued to the foreign buyer.
For properties that carry a right-of-use permit, the seller and the buyer each pay 5 percent of the transfer tax.
This is done by means of a government-issued right-of-use permit, a renewable document that typically lasts 25 years.
I am aware that the USA has been arguing for recognition of a broad doctrine of a right to use force to pre-empt danger in the future.
She got a monthly stipend of 1,000 rupees ($20) direct into her bank account instead of a right to use the ration shop.The results were broadly encouraging.
Still, even condos without the means to act on a right of refusal may use their waiver-granting power as leverage.
The first is a 30-year renewable lease available to entirely foreign-owned companies; the second is a 25-year renewable "right of use" lease available to individual foreigners.
Enclosing our three acres would be prohibitive and impossible, owing to a right of way that our neighbors use through the property.
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