"leased premises" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in legal or real estate contexts to refer to a property or space that is being rented or leased by a tenant. Example: The lease agreement clearly states that the tenant is responsible for maintaining the leased premises in good condition.
Then discovered Sir Henry had leased premises until May 7 , 1935and Fair closes this November.
Garment workshops often operate from leased premises and lack fixed assets to provide collateral for loans, she added.
"The safety rule was solely intended to prohibit the performance of abortions in the leased premises," they wrote.
By amended bill, the appellee the Pall Mall Realty Corporation, the owner of the leased premises, was made a party defendant.
I do not understand it, however, to preclude a bona fide agreement whereby parties of equal bargaining power shift the obligation to render the leased premises habitable.
Appellant's complaint alleged that conditions rendering the leased premises uninhabitable entitled them to recovery of all rent which they paid from the inception of the lease, on March 12 , 1974 through September , 1975 when they vacated the premises.
Only one tenant has signed up to lease premises in the new development, which looks extraordinarily speculative for a government already facing a cash crunch.
Leasing premises can be expensive at the start.
Briefly stated, the facts are as follows: plaintiffs owned a farm containing coal deposits, and in November, 1954, leased the premises to defendant for a period of five years for coal mining purposes.
Where the rights of third parties are concerned, such as in the case of lease premises which have been rerented to a third party, it is not intended that there will be adequate damages to compensate the third party.
Consider whether you wish to start from home or lease premises.
