· In 1903, the US was given a permanent lease by the Cuban government.
Instead, condominium boards have been approving permanent leases, or licenses to use the space, for varying periods.
The creeping sense that we've all signed permanent leases for one giant company tower is ever-present, but easy enough to brush aside.
Weathervane now has 60 locations in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states, including one at the Smith Haven Mall, where it opened three years ago and took 2,200 square feet under a permanent lease 18 months later.
Telling him he wanted a permanent lease arrangement, he put the plane on the books of his partner Rossignol's Belgian company, Occidental, using an off-the-shelf company purchased in London for £100.
Yet the left would be mistaken in imagining that it has a permanent lease on power.Kicking the bums outThat is because another factor behind the recent success of the Latin American left is the fresh vigour of democracy in a region where dictatorship was once common.
In addition to planting millions of trees, in 1913 the state encouraged use of state forest lands by allowing permanent leases for camp sites; when the state stopped issuing new permits in 1970 , 4,500campsites had been leased.
These areas will be administered according to the principals of forest protection... ....... Consequently, within a wild area, no new permanent camp leases, mines, wells, roads, or rights-of-way for utility lines are allowed, although existing camps, roads, and rights-of-way may remain.
Rock lobster quota units can be freely transferred between the 316 licence-holders on a permanent or seasonal leasing basis.
It warns that "the long length of the lease, together with the lack of proper documentation and marking, is likely to make the lease permanent", as boundaries where not clearly marked before clearing began and families will find it difficult to identify their land after 50 years.
