The Twins have vowed never to play again at the Metrodome, where they were considered secondary tenants to the Minnesota Vikings.
It was the first stadium the Giants could call their own after 50 years of being secondary tenants in baseball stadiums.
Currently, they don't have a lot of leverage when acting independently -- they are typically short-term or secondary tenants of the theaters in which they perform.
Among other ideas, he wants to legalize thousands of basement apartments and secondary residences, to give tenants protections, and to enable landlords to make health and safety upgrades.
If the indifference and wanton negligence of the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea has led to the disaster at Grenfell, the current Conservative government has directly enabled a political culture where the lives of low-income tenants are considered secondary to the financial concerns of developers.
Most farms throughout Lancashire were small with their tenants dependent upon secondary employment, however in 1719 a John Kay of Worsley had five stirks, two bulls, 17 cows, "young cattle upon the moors", and a "cow at hire", all valued at £97 5s.
Instead, they said at the time they believed him to be a tenant who could have a secondary claim to the home.
A species also may demonstrate primary resource capture by growing on previously uncolonized substrate, or may obtain nutrients as a secondary colonizer, a strategy that likely involves interaction with a living tenant (Cooke and Rayner 1984; Boddy 2000).
"It used to be that tenants wanted to be on Prince or Spring Street, but now secondary streets like Mercer, Greene and Wooster Streets are the first choice for some retailers," said Ariel Schuster, an executive vice president at RKF.
Starting in 1986, space was rented to outside tenants, and its fate was also linked to its location in Danbury, a secondary office market.
