In his written ruling, he raised doubts about a lease dated last May and submitted as evidence of Mr. Quinn's long-term office base in County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland, a rental for about 60 euros ($77) a month.
A subsidiary of Allied Waste is leasing 18 acres, paying $1.2 million a year until the transfer station opens, about $1 million a month during the first year it operates and then $1.2 million a month in future years, according to the lease, dated February 2000.
The date of the first church to be built in Stretford is unrecorded, but in a lease dated 1413, land is described as lying next to a chapel.
The manufacture of textiles in Crompton can be traced back to 1474, when a lease dated from that year outlines that the occupant of Crompton Park had spinning wheels, cards and looms, all of which suggest that cloth was being produced in large quantities.
The bank's Hong Kong unit filed deeds and leases dating to 1857 as part of its lawsuit, which names three individual protesters and "defendants whose names are not known," who are identified as "the occupiers".
Fixed lease dates are a legacy of 18th-century Quebec, when it was a French colony.
The only downside was the May 15 lease date, which was a few weeks before they started work.
But everyone told them that, for a lease date of May 1, they were hunting way too early.
In 1973, a new law ended any required lease date and extended all leases until July 1 , 1974 in a bid to end the disruption to the school year.
She said to get the $3,150 rent down to $3,100 and to make the lease date as close to May 1 as possible.
