In addition, some industries, including most retailers, sign leases with so-called contingent rents, which are based on a percentage of sales.
Run, Don't Walk, and Other Tips CONSIDER A LEASE-BACK Making the sale of your current place contingent on the option of renting the property from the buyers for a few months can help buy time to find a new place in a tight market.
THIS sort of deal has been proposed in the past by academics wishing to make federal housing aid contingent on the gradual elimination of rent regulations.
The new landlord also offered a three-year lease, contingent on one of their daughters vacating a rent-stabilized apartment she occupies in the building.
He also offered a three-year lease, contingent on one of their daughters vacating a rent-stabilized apartment she occupies in the building.
Around the corner, milling next to a booth that the Daly City chapter had rented for the weekend, was a contingent of about forty Angels — Budweiser-drinking, bear-hugging, N.F.L.-linebacker-size specimens.
And the performers and the audience were the least-dressed contingent to occupy the opera house since MTV last rented the place in 1999.
It is commonly agreed that contingent problems affecting local grids (e.g. inefficiency, congestion rents, power outages, etc).
Days attended, activities attended, and follow-up rates over a 12-month period were positively affected by the more attractive treatment of providing immediate, rent-free, abstinent-contingent housing during a 2-month Behavioral Day Treatment program.
What about contingent liabilities?
They were contingent rebels.
