All of this doesn't even include a growing catalogue of illegal, pointless, and counterproductive laws interfering with tenant and landlord contracts in hopes of, it would seem, putting private parties renting their property out of business.
The growth of the power of central and regional governments permitted the enforcement of peasant-landlord contracts without the need for peasant servility, and the final abandonment of labour services on demesnes removed the need for the direct exercise of labour discipline on the peasantry.
(For New Yorkers of a certain age, apparently, nothing represents injustice quite like the landlord's contract).
He was a tenant in the building; his landlord had contracted for electrical service.
After battling through the smorgasbord of showings, landlords and contract negotiations, the property is, to all intents and purposes, yours.
A spokeswoman for Heineken emphasised that the nature of management and beer supply fees at Globe was unique within its portfolio of UK landlord management contracts.
It's not a traditional landlord-tenant contract, but was designed to allow Canada to remain in the apartment until she died with a fixed monthly estate payment of $700.
The complex, Arbor Court Apartments, which is run by a private landlord that contracts with HUD, has been in a flood plain since 1985 and under HUD's oversight since at least 1991, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court last year.
But the law favors landlords in contract disputes.
The changing competitive environment prompted H to use his language advantage to form a more stable relationship of mutual trust with the police, landlords, and contracted factories.
