Tenancy conditions were also regulated, with contract replacing traditional terms; rent could not exceed 50 percent of the product, nor could a tenant hold more than 50 acres, to avoid subletting.
The two organisations are hoping that a jointly administered social lettings scheme, with stricter tenancy conditions focusing on reducing antisocial behaviour, will promote better integration between disgruntled residents and students – who it acknowledges play a vital part in the city's diversity and economic productivity.
Moreover, attitudes towards DEC production (Glithero et al., 2013c; Sherrington et al., 2008) demonstrate a range of farm-level, tenancy and market condition factors that will additionally constrain large scale UK DEC biomass production.
Other rules allow tenants to sue their landlords over unreasonable conditions on tenancy.
Part of this is due to their lower socioeconomic life chances, but the home should also be seen as a place of sanctuary and poor conditions, precarious tenancies, frequent moves and nearby antisocial behaviour can exacerbate problems.
Song-style latifundia do not seem to have reemerged, but, by the late years of the dynasty, sharecropping tenancy was the common condition of millions of peasants, especially in central and southeastern China, and a new gulf had opened between the depressed poor and the exploitative rich.
As we've seen before with these sorts of licensing deals, when rights holders have a technology partner who can be blamed for unpopular restrictions, they become quite fearless about adding new conditions to your tenancy.
In the earlier case, disgruntled investors said that the Equity Group "misrepresented its financial health; the condition, location, occupancy, tenancy and fair-market value of the property; and the soundness of the investment," according to a 1993 court document.
Although the owner of an unregulated rental apartment has to equip it properly for the use of electricity, and must maintain electrical outlets and wiring, a landlord is not required to pay for electricity used by the tenant unless it is listed as a condition of the tenancy.
In "Elementary," created by Robert Doherty, Holmes is a recovering drug addict living in a New York City brownstone owned by his father, who's back in England; as a condition of his tenancy Sherlock has to stay straight, which requires the live-in presence of a "sober companion," in the person of Dr. Joan Watson (Lucy Liu).
Joel Abramson, another Manhattan landlord-tenant lawyer, said that under the rent laws, a regulated tenant is allowed to continue his or her tenancy on the same terms and conditions the tenant had at the beginning of the tenancy.
