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Retirement Centers. There are all kinds of adult (over age 50) retirement centers in all parts of the country. Some are small mobile home parks with few amenities. Others are elaborate. Some are planned communities like Sun City in Arizona. Others are like Leisure World in California. Some provide a wide assortment of recreational services—golf courses, swimming pools, exercise rooms, auditoriums, emergency nursing care, and so on. Most charge monthly fees, which often include maintenance of common grounds and other services. Various property arrangements (own, lease, rent) can apply. 

Floating NPP could be leased (rented) under build-own-operate conditions to any country of the world, which may make it possible to overcome the existing political and economical barriers on the way of application of nuclear power in developing countries ... 

After having read the previous sections, one may like the idea of leasing/renting with full service. There is no need for choosing the system and its components unaided, no need to organize maintenance upkeep and disposal of spent material are taken care of. Such offers for leasing with full service, however, should be checked to see whether the technical service is qualified and financial conditions are appropriate. 

The property is being transported for sale, lease, rent, or bailment or to further a commercial enterprise. 

Now take another example from the service industry accommodation. There are various categories, such as rented, leased, and purchased. In the rented category there are hotels, inns, guest houses, apartments, etc. It would be inappropriate to compare hotels with guest houses or apartments with inns. They are each in a different class. Hotels are a class of accommodation within which are grades such as 5 star, 4 star, 3 star, etc., indicating the facilities offered. 

The oil and gas lease under homestead law would simply be the right to conduct drilling operations on a person s surface property. The lease would not constitute a claim to minerals found under a particular surface area as under the rule of capture rule. Since the resci voir could be reached from different surface locations with slant drilling, the economic rent of a homestead lease would be far less than the value of a capture-rule lease. The difference in value would accrue to the driller-finder, thereby encouraging production by making drilling more efficient and profitable. 

A lease, whereby the landlord grants a portion of his interest in the land and allows the tenant to occupy and enjoy that land for a period or term usually in return for a monetary payment called rent, creates the relationship of landlord and tenant. The statute law is updated and revised by successive governments and legal advice should be sought when drafting or entering into leases. 

Sometimes land and buildings are let on a long lease to a tenant who proposes to sub-let on short terms such as weekly or monthly tenancies. In this case, the rent paid on lease is less than the rack rent, and is called a head rent. 

Rent is due on the days appointed for its payment in the lease, and unless the lease expressly provides for rent to be paid in advance it will be payable in arrears. 

Many leases, especially business leases, contain rent-review clauses, which provide for regular reviews at, for example, three-, five- or (more usually) seven-yearly intervals. A clause will define rent-review periods and set out the formula and machinery for assessing the rent in each period. 

The cost of an energy management system at one site in the north of England was of the order of 1,000,000 and the payback period was just over 2 years. In view of the high cost of such systems, it may be possible to obtain a system on a loan basis, the system being rented from the installer or by lease purchase. All options should be considered before entering into a contract. 

A storekeeper leases her store building for the following amount 1,000 per month rent, -jy of the 18,000 annual tax bill, and 3% of the gross receipts from her store. If the storekeeper takes in 75,000 in one month, what will her lease payment be ... 

Croy manufactures a series of SFR pumps that are also for sale (D17804V, p. 6-10). Croy offers a three-cylinder, diesel-driven dual-phase extraction unit that can be leased for pilot tests. As of 1998, the unit rented for 1200 per week, and its purchase price was 20,750 (D17804V,... 

Generally, capital outlay costs are lower because the modular, enclosed equipment is rented or leased during the remediation period at a fraction of the cost of a permanent plant (D13109Z,... 

Tenancy cannot serve as a model either, as the business objective is not to sell a certain quantity of a chemical substance, which is rented so to speak. This would lead to the same undesired incentive as in case of a purchase It would mean that business success depends on the quantity of the chemical substance used. Instead the business goal in Chemical Leasing is the benefit of the chemical substance, which can be considered to be a service. 

The state of New York, through its superintendent, bores the wells, procures the supply of brine, and conducts it through logs to the salt works, which are the property of individuals. The localities are leased at a nominal rent, and for an indefinite number of yoars, but are only to be employed for the manufacture of salt. "For tho raw material a tax of one cent per bushel is levied on every buBhel of salt produced. This amounted in 1856 to. fifty-nine thousand nine hundred and forty-six dollars and forty-four cents j the expenses were fifty thousand two hundred and fifty-five dollars and sixty-five cents. 

Laundry dry cleaning House payments or rent House yard maintenance Home furnishings Medical dental expenses Grooming personal care Car payments or lease Depreciation (car)... 

During the negotiation of such a transfer of ownership, the careful review of all leases is a critical factor that is often overlooked. A lease refers to a long-term agreement to use or rent a fixture, a piece of equipment, the physical structure in which the pharmacy is located, or the land the business occupies (Gagnon, 1996). 

Here, you can see that there is one clear reason why Livingston Properties will not return Mr. Miller s security deposit. He breached his lease by damaging the apartment he rented from them. (If you don t know what breach means, you should be able to determine the meaning from the context.)... 

Rail tank cars are rented by the supplier from companies leasing this type of equipment because railroads do not own or furnish equipment to haul liquid commodities such as fats and oils. An advantage of this arrangement is that the shipper of fat products can control the suitability, availability, and utilization of tank cars used for loading of products. 

As soon as rent assumes the form of money-ient, and thereby the relationship between rent-paying peasant and landlord becomes a relationship fixed by contract - a development which is only possible generally when the world-market, commerce and manufacture have reached a certain relatively high level - the leasing of land to capitalists Inevitably also makes its appearance. The latter hitherto stood beyond the rural limits and now carry over to the country-side and agriculture the capital acquired in the cities and with it the capitalist mode of operation developed. ... 

In late 1984, the Software Protection Act of 1984 and the Record Rental Amendment of 1984 were signed into law. Both laws require authorization from the copyright owner before one may rent, lease, or lend computer programs or records for commercial purposes. 

One newer model aims to minimize the infrastructure costs incurred. Early-stage research typically is directed at proof of concept, and this drives the need for equipment and the facilities to prove that concept with. Not even the brightest minds can predict whether it will work out or not. This being the case, wouldn t it be better to rent or lease the vehicle needed to get there rather than buy it outright and take a huge loss if forced to sell If every new project doesn t warrant its own company, does every new company need to start from a brand new lab and an open VWR catalog ... 

Universities are also beginning to provide facilities for start-ups. At the UCSF s Mission Bay campus entrepreneurs affiliated with the University can rent space in the QB3 Garage, so-called as a reminder of the garage experiments that spawned Hewlett-Packard. Leasing small amounts of hood and office space located on the campus of a major research university on a short-term basis comes with a lot of advantages, in a sense easing the transition from concept to company. ... 

However, if the customer does not feel comfortable with the task of recycling the ionic liquid there is a further option at hand why not rent or lease the ionic liquid rather than buy it The customers would in this case perform their reaction and send the, probably impure, ionic liquid back to the supplier, who has the expertise to recycle and clean it up. This scenario could be interesting from an economic point of view for truly commercial applications on a large scale. 

Personal Property property of any kind, except for real estate and interests therein (such as easements and rights-of-way), and permanent fixtures which are Federal government-owned, chartered, rented, or leased from commercial sources by, and in the custody of, DOE or its designated contractors source, byproduct, special nuclear materials, and atomic weapons as defined in section 11 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (42 U.S.C. 2014), as amended and petroleum in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and the Naval Petroleum Reserves. For purposes of this document, personal property means chemicals/chemical products. 

Another method to offset large, initial capital expenditures is to rent or lease expensive equipment to others. For example, the safety and loss prevention professional from X company could purchase the noise-level meter, and companies A, B, and C could rent or lease the noise-level meter for a specified period of time for a fee. The benefit of this type of arrangement is that the safety and loss prevention professional for company X would maintain ownership of the equipment, and the safety and loss prevention professionals from companies A, B, and C would have access to this expensive piece of equipment for a reduced fee. Compauy X cau offset the original capital expenditure for the equipment, and companies A, B, and C have the use of necessary equipment withont the major capital expenditure of the purchase. 

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