Sentence examples for premises occupied from inspiring English sources
On March 9, federal investigators obtained a search warrant for the premises occupied by Klein Maus and Shire; by March 17, the firm, penniless, had closed its doors.
Coulson said: "Landlords are usually pragmatic enough to realise that getting some of the money they're owed and having their premises occupied is better than getting none of it and having an empty store.
The bill also introduces extra police powers including the right to take fingerprints undercover and on the street, and extends the scope of search warrants so they apply to any premises occupied or accessed by a named person.
Firefighters also attended 16 fires in garage conversions, involving two deaths and seven serious injuries and a further 43 fires in premises occupied by squatters, leading to two serious injuries.
"We have even tried to get premises occupied by getting a business to just pay rates and not any rent," Mr Short says.
South Kensington station and the adjacent shop premises occupy a site of approximately 0.77 ha and proposals for redevelopment of the station and the site have been made a number of times since 1989 without success.
The premise occupied by XYZ is part of a large industrial unit, which consists of a general office and a workshop.
An occupier can also restrict or exclude liability via a notice providing warnings and conditions of entry, although under the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) this cannot exclude liability for death or personal injury due to negligence where the premises are occupied for the business purposes of the occupier.
Esteva is located in beautifully refurbished premises formerly occupied by the Bistro on the Green.
CREW RESTAURANT, which subtitles itself a "contemporary American bistro," is at the edge of downtown Greenwich, on premises previously occupied by Quattro Figli.
Dolce Cubano, which opened last November in the premises formerly occupied by Paradise Bar and Grille, is sparklingly modern, with a floor-to-ceiling glass facade that opens to a promenade and to the harbor breezes.
