Sentence examples for share tenancy from inspiring English sources

We illustrate these mechanisms by considering the case of interlinkage between markets for credit and share tenancy.

Pure métayage is a form of share tenancy involving payment of approximately half the annual output; the métayer's family permanently occupies the land that it works.

The Philippines introduced a reform program in 1963, which aimed primarily at replacing share tenancy with lease contracts and eventually with ownership, and at revitalizing agriculture through extension services.

Regarding empirical evidence Andreoni and Bernheim (2009, p. 1607f) cite several studies showing that equal sharing is common in the context of joint ventures among business firms, partnerships among professionals, share tenancy in agriculture, and bequests to children.

He was supposed to start on the benefit in October but DWP could not work out how to split the rent on a shared tenancy.

Newark is the promised land for the Devils and the Nets, a future urban refuge from shared tenancy in the Meadowlands.

Remember it can be hard to get out of a shared tenancy agreement so try to get on with your housemates and talk through any problems with your landlord calmly.

The shared tenancy of Kelmscott, however, was never a success, and, after the final breakdown of his health in 1874, Rossetti left the house for good, to Morris's great relief.

SaaS was a different delivery model for enterprise software: available for immediate sign-up, it dramatically reduced integration costs, enabling try-before-buy, scalability and shared tenancy with meter-driven pricing.

Many shared tenancies will have several joint liability clauses – meaning you are responsible for the actions of your co-tenants for the terms of the tenancy, and not just the payment of rent.

Hearn, who wants his team to work out some kind of shared-tenancy arrangement with West Ham at the stadium (this is highly unlikely), said he would wait to see what happened with West Ham's bid before deciding whether to go ahead with any new lawsuits.