Sentence examples for right of use from inspiring English sources

Foreigners qualify instead for a kind of junior land lease known as "right of use".

It is a right of use only, the title still remaining in the United States.' 12 L.D. 423, 428.

While the other half is owned by the town, the Beckwiths have the sole right of use and are obligated to maintain it.

The land was placed in the hands of the tillers, who had guaranteed right of use for themselves and for their descendants.

The change in congressional policy was found to be reflected in the language of the statute, which strongly suggested the grant of a right of use and occupancy only.

In the first the right was given to Indians as a legitimate use of land reserved by them from the cession of a larger tract to the United States, the right of use and occupancy being unlimited.

Right-of-use means any authorization issued under this part to use OCS lands.

The first, getting a right-of-use certificate from the government, involves paying higher taxes.

At the same time, a right-of-use certificate from the government is issued to the foreign buyer.

This is done by means of a government-issued right-of-use permit, a renewable document that typically lasts 25 years.

For properties that carry a right-of-use permit, the seller and the buyer each pay 5 percent of the transfer tax.