"rent contract" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an agreement between a landlord and tenant wherein the tenant agrees to pay the landlord rent in exchange for occupying a rental property. For example: "We signed a rent contract for our new apartment."
Since his landlord won't give him a rent contract, he can't apply for a certain kind of ID card, known as the kimlik.
Lacking the right paperwork, Abu Jana cannot legally work in Egypt, get a proper rent contract, or register the existence of his two toddler daughters with any national body.
Youssef Frayha, a Syrian student, said he had been unable to get a kimlik because his landlord had refused to give him a rent contract – one of the requirements for any kimlik applicant.
We study the optimal design of a percentage rent contract between two co-stores, each having his/her own random sales, dependent on effort levels of both retailers.
But to enable their children to receive these educational opportunities, they had to submit a residential certification, formal residential rent contract, employment certification, and hukou certification.
In addition, tenurial arrangements that characterize the landlord-tenant relationship and land rent contracts can affect adoption decisions.
"For example, by crafting the two colliding PDF files as two rental agreements with different rent, it is possible to trick someone to create a valid signature for a high-rent contract by having him or her sign a low-rent contract".
Using a questionnaire composed of closed-and open-ended questions, we interviewed 28 family farmers, which were divided into two groups: those with and those without land renting contracts with the ethanol and sugar mill.
They are hesitant to construct permanent buildings or invest in equipment because of the uncertainty of the renewal of land ownership or renting contracts; therefore, they maintain a minimum standard of crop husbandry.
Brazil is a country historically characterized by high levels of capital and land ownership concentration, and some areas where family farming is traditionally strong are potentially impacted by the expansion of sugarcane, through land renting contracts between farmers (landowners) and sugar mills (tenants).
An agency told to cut $9.2 million from its budget faces a stark choice: cut $8 million worth of salaries and have the last $1.2 million credited to it, because of lower fringe benefit costs, which do not actually come out of the agency budget; or cut $9.2 million within its budget by trimming supplies, rent and contracts.
