A statement identifying all express warranties and guarantees from the manufacturer or lessor with respect to the leased property that apply to the lessee.
Although the advertisement does not refer to any other lease, some or all of the advertised terms for the exempt lease also apply to other leases offered by the lessor with total contractual obligations that do not exceed the applicable threshold amount.
O'Brien also owns a network of 42 radio stations in eight European countries, a golf resort community in Portugal, a plane lessor with a fleet of 93 in Dublin and a firm, just two years old, that runs Internet job-recruiting sites in six countries, including eight in China.
Matching lessors with providers of the vessels via informed shipbrokers reveals a predictable who's who of the oil and gas world – Vitol, Trafigura, Koch Industries, Tesoro and Royal Dutch Shell to name a few.
One condition is that the lessor must own the leased object for the duration of the lease.
Thus, automobile dealers (to the extent they are not excluded from the Bureau's rulemaking authority by section 1029 of the Dodd-Frank Act), merchants, and others who are not themselves lessors must comply with the advertising provisions of the regulation if they advertise consumer lease transactions.
Daschle isn't irreplaceable for health care reformers, but Obama would make a big mistake in appointing a replacement with any lessor convictions on the topic of a public health care option and curbing the medical-insurance establishment's waste and greed.
However, the aircraft was returned after the U.S. State Department pressured the Dutch lessor to remove the aircraft from Vietnam.
The lessor, the Irvine Co., was represented by Tooley & Co.
With a lease, the lessor is the owner of the equipment and gets the tax benefit.
