Leasing issues

BSEE will hold lessees and operators directly and fully responsible for all activity conducted under a lease issued or maintained under OCSLA without limiting its ability to pursue enforcement actions against contractors. 

Klein CA (2005) Oxyfluoride glass for high-eneigy lasta windows thermal leasing issue. Appl Phys Lett 87 231117... 

Following the process optimisation, the design of the Chemical Leasing business model should be initiated. Besides a detailed cost benefit analysis the essential part of this phase is the elaboration of the Chemical Leasing contract with all the related financial, legal, technical, management, implementation and monitoring issues for the implementation of ChL. 

Exploitation of remote gas fields requires infrastructure and access to land that may affect third parties. In those cases where land-lease is compensated in kind some percentage of the gas is handed over to the transit country (herein referred to as option gas). Concerning security, two immediate issues appear a) how the option gas fits to local energy plans and b) the economic and social stability of the transit country. To some extent b) relates to a) provided the implementation proves successful. 

Furthermore it is not just submarine patents on IP that can cause problems. There may also be issues relating to manufacture, obligations secured against product rights which may include leases, covenants for loan guarantees and similar structures which can lurk in a company behind a product as an unseen liability. In certain cases a product or other assets of a company may not even be divested without the permission of a financial institution or equity holder who holds such a covenant or lien. This can mean a requirement to make a settlement with that institution outside the terms of an acquisition and can add considerably to the costs of a transaction both in time and in money. 

In addition, it addresses a number of complex issues including labor-management relations, Federal coal leasing policy, and Government regulation of the coal industry. 

In a securitisation structure, a bankruptcy remote SPV uses the proceeds of the debt issue to acquire the properties. It then leases them back to the seller for a term that will equal or exceed the tenor of the debt issue. Lease payments will service the debt in one of various ways The debt may be fully amortised over the term (although this gives rise to a significant tax mismatch) the debt may be partially amortised, which requires refinancing or a sale of the property to ensure repayment of the debt at maturity or the issue size may be increased to fund the purchase of a zero coupon bond to repay the principal at maturity. A typical structure is illustrated in Exhibit 12.4. 

Leases are generally made to commercial parties. Under the lease contract, the lessee makes small monthly payments to the lessor and at the end of the term holds an option to purchase the vehicle for the stated RV. This option is likely to be exercised if the RV is equal to or below the retail value of the car, otherwise the lessee is likely to return the car to the dealer, which can then decide whether or not to take the car. If the dealer also decides not to purchase the car, the lessor takes possession and sells it at its wholesale price. Because of the uncertainty about the realisation of the RV, which can be large relative to the lessee s lease payments, it is important for investors to know if the pool of receivables that backs the transaction comprises only the rental component of the lease contracts or if it also includes the RV component. For example, the five transactions issued under the VCL programme are backed solely by the rental component of the lease contracts. 

An ABS is a bond issued by a single purpose vehicle (SPV) that is secured with a large number of assets (the Assets ) of one same type pooled in a portfolio. These Assets are usually the sole recourse the investors will have for repayment of the bonds. Examples of Assets are residential mortgages, commercial mortgages, credit card receivables, aircraft leases, and the like. 

A) GENERAL RULE—Except as otherwise provided in this subsection with respect to individuals who use wheelchairs, it shall be considered discrimination for purposes of section 202 of this Act and section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 794) for a person to purchase or lease any new rail passenger cars for use in intercity rail transportation, and for which a solicitation is made later than 30 days after the effective date of this section, unless all such rail cars are readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs, as prescribed by the Secretary of Transportation in regulations issued under section 244. 

ACCESSIBILITY REQUIREMENTS—For purposes of subsection (a), discrimination includes (I) the purchase or lease of an over-the-road bus which does not comply with the regulations issued under section 306(a)(2) by a private entity which provides transportation of individuals and which is not primarily engaged in the business of transporting people, and (II) any other failure of such entity to comply with such regulations. 

A) the purchase or lease by such entity of an over-the-road bus which does not comply with the regulations issued under section 306(a) (2) and... 

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