Lease sites were also characterized by low diversity of desirable grassland plants and low range health values compared to off-lease reference sites.
Moreover, the Court of Appeals' conclusion that 'disposition' was meant to include leasing renders the words 'or to classification and lease,' initiating the reference to the Acts of 1926 and 1927, superfluous.
"Most leases will have reference to the security deposit," Mr. Ng said.
He's basing his confidence on what he's gleaned from TV, the Internet and from two weeks spent going through the 14-page lease himself while referencing an atlas.
Applying this concept to China's forestry sector, this article identifies three critical areas that call for careful rethinking how to "get institutions right": the titling of forest holdings; the restructuring of the forest administration; and the design of forest laws and policies with particular reference to lease and ownership.
If a leasing company is listed on the ELA, or the UAEL, and in good standing, the leasing company will absolutely reference this on their website and probably letterhead too.
While the letter did not explain its reference to "leases," the group's recent tax filings show that its rent tripled, to just under $70,000, after it moved to a different building about four years ago.
Correction: November 4 , 2001 Sunday An answer in the Q. & A. column last Sunday about "no pet" clauses in co-op leases reversed the references to actions that must be taken against violators within 90 days in the boroughs.
"In order to keep retail occupancies up, property owners will likely be forced to accept lower rental rates from tenants with leases rolling over," the report noted in reference to those businesses with expiring lease agreements.
BP acquired the Outer Continental Shelf lease of Keathley Canyon block 102 reference G25782, NOAA station 42872, on October 22, 2003, in Phase 2 of the Western Gulf of Mexico (WGOM/GOM) Sale 187.
Lease forms, tenant credit checks.
