noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
sitting tenant
tenant farmer
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
joint
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This embraces the situation where a husband and wife own property as joint tenants in equity.
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As the surviving joint tenant , Mary Tene inherits the building.
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A joint tenancy is severed if a joint tenant disposes of his interest inter vivos.
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Finding joint tenants is one alternative to closing even more branches.
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Here, when the relevant act of bankruptcy occurred, Mr. Dennis was a beneficial joint tenant of the two properties.
local
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That is a patronising approach which would deny widening choice to many local authority tenants .
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It has a paternalistic approach to local authority tenants .
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On the other hand, subsidies to local authority tenants are progressive in absolute as well as relative terms.
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Each additional child makes it more likely that a couple who are not already local authority tenants will become so.
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In chapter 7 Murphy shows that net of many other factors local authority tenants still experience added deprivation.
new
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It's been re-opened today after 2 years renovation and the new tenants will be paying £15,000 this year alone.
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Despite the new tenants , the mission will remain the same, said Vice Adm.
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Property owners offered concessions to attract new tenants and renters already in place received no, or modest, rent hikes.
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Two weeks later a young married couple were the new tenants filling the house, making themselves at home.
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I don't envy the new tenants .
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And its new tenant did nothing to reassure her.
original
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The tenant's adviser should have in mind and advise the tenant about the obligations assumed by an original tenant.
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The two original major tenants needed large floor plates, large single-floor areas which would be side by side.
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It is well known that an original tenant remains liable on the covenants in the lease, even after an assignment.
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The original tenant of a lease carries even greater burdens.
other
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Be shall mow with other tenants the meadow of Ersanyre and shall have his bundle of hay.
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The other anchor tenant will be C&A, which has already signed an agreement to move in.
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They will exclude the other tenant in common.
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Nothing, other than ownership and the secret garden, appears to distinguish them from the other tenants around them.
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And this one doesn't really count, considering it's shared with four other tenants .
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In all other cases it is advisable to grant tenants easements to use the facilities in common with the other tenants in the building.
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Disadvantages include the fact that you have no control over other tenants and the consequences of their habits.
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Look for advertisements placed by other tenants wanting to move to the area where you yourself are currently a tenant.
private
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Priority population - low income private tenants To reduce exposure to health risks associated with poor living conditions.
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And now private tenants in flats can get together to buy the freehold from their landlord too.
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The strict rent control, introduced in the war to protect private tenants , was partly lifted during the inter war period.
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This is partly because they have fewer rights than other private tenants , and so are less likely to complain.
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Yet older people tend to occupy the oldest, poorest housing and are more likely to be private tenants than other groups.
prospective
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Furthermore, the current state of the property market encourages landowners and both existing and prospective tenants to strike complex deals.
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One of the prospective tenants was Clarke Romans, who wanted to locate a micro-brewery in a secondary building on the property.
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However, I must tell you that another prospective tenant has appeared on the scene.
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One prospective Worldwide Plaza tenant asked for $ 6. 5 million to compensate its existing landlord for leaving the premises early.
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Many landlords in Calcutta, for example, make prospective tenants promise not to burn coal.
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Board members advised prospective tenants to try out the units for 48 hours before moving in.
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She introduced prospective tenants to properties and arranged lettings.
sitting
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Although Mr MacKarness won't confirm it, the Fowlers claim the price was just £70,000 because it came with sitting tenants .
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A sitting tenant who came with the greenhouses ... and is doing his bit to keep down the slugs.
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It subsequently turned out that it was the sitting tenants who were in danger of harassment.
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I can't have sitting tenants .
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Like these events in Knowsley North, where the sitting tenant is George Howarth.
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After 1979 the Conservatives forced local authorities to sell their houses and flats to sitting tenants .
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Feed the sitting tenants to act as a diversion when adding new fish to an aquarium. 3.
statutory
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It is said that, not withstanding the order for possession, he was still a statutory tenant .
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The rules for succession after the death of a statutory tenant have been changed.
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There can now be only one statutory succession after the death of a statutory tenant .
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They dealt with cases which did not involve statutory tenants .
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That definition makes it clear that a statutory tenant is not the holder of a statutorily protected tenancy.
■ NOUN
authority
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That is a patronising approach which would deny widening choice to many local authority tenants .
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It has a paternalistic approach to local authority tenants .
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On the other hand, subsidies to local authority tenants are progressive in absolute as well as relative terms.
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Each additional child makes it more likely that a couple who are not already local authority tenants will become so.
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In chapter 7 Murphy shows that net of many other factors local authority tenants still experience added deprivation.
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On the first point, local authority tenants who bought their homes are among those least likely to have been repossessed.
farmer
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Many farmers and tenant farmers live in big old rambling houses.
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Thousands of tenant farmers who have traditionally farmed the land, have already been displaced.
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The case of the large organisation versus the tenant farmer is summarised below from a file of 63 letters, plus documents.
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It was let to a series of tenant farmers for over two centuries, until the Tremaynes returned in 1914.
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Many councillors said they felt compelled to vote against the motion because they believed in the tenant farmers freedom of choice.
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Apparently in the old days it was the place where tenant farmers paid their rent to the estate.
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This was then worked by tenant farmers , who in turn employed many agricultural labourers.
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Born in 1589, he was the son of a small tenant farmer .
life
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Assume that trustees of a non-resident trust lend X, the life tenant , £100,000 interest-free.
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Under California law the stock dividends were attributed to the life tenant .
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This could apply where A is a life tenant under a foreign trust and A was the settlor.
■ VERB
allow
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That provision allows owners to evict tenants if the unit is to be occupied by the owner or an immediate relative.
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And a handful, including those in Washington and Louisville, have allowed tenants to buy developments.
become
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Only when she and her husband separated did she become a potential tenant in her own right.
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The question of merging the two clubs has already arisen twice in the three years since Redbridge became tenants at Victoria Road.
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At twenty-one he had married Elizabeth Egerton of Tatton and become the tenant of Sledmere for life.
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I had become a tenant of my own dream.
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On 11 April 1988 they moved to another council house, of which the brother also became a secure tenant .
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If, for instance, X enters into Y's property with Y's consent, X becomes a tenant at will.
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If X starts to pay a regular sum of money to Y, X may become a periodic tenant .
ensure
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If the latter, the tenant should ensure that the landlord completes all works necessary to finish the development.
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The tenant should endeavour to ensure that all reasonable and normal risks are covered by the landlord's insurance.
entitle
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This would entitle the tenant to have a new tenancy at the then prevailing market rent.
grant
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In all other cases it is advisable to grant tenants easements to use the facilities in common with the other tenants in the building.
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If the landlord does not grant and the tenant does not take a certain term the grant does not create a lease.
house
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The readings were taken from a thermometer issued by Newark and Sherwood District Council to its housing tenants .
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But transportation to and from the island is a real challenge, especially for relocated public housing tenants .
let
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The one beside the church was used by the sexton and the others were let to tenants .
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The Association had constructed properties in the past which were let to tenants , with the right to buy.
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Take up references before giving credit, lending money, letting in tenants , taking on staff.
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The field which the path has to cross is owned by Wimpey and let out to a tenant farmer.
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The house was let to a tenant .
move
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Unfortunately the most obvious solution is unlikely to be feasible - councils do not move tenants that easily.
pay
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The service charge may be in dispute or there may be an inadvertent omission to pay on the part of the tenant .
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And Secretary of State Peter Lilley should also demand that the brewers pay adequate compensation to tenants who refuse to take leases.
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The rates were a property tax, paid by tenants and owner occupiers.
require
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However, there may be cases where the landlord requires that the tenant should not acquire security of tenure.
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The newly inserted clause in the lease required a tenant to vacate the premises on 90 days notice.
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Bass, for example, requires a tenant to put down a deposit of £1,000 before he can even contemplate arbitration.
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In such circumstances, the lease may require the tenant to make good the costs the landlord incurred.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Tenants are not allowed to keep pets.
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Have you found any tenants for your house yet?
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Twelve tenants of the Lockwood housing complex are taking part in the lawsuit against their landlord.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Arrears are phenomenal in most authorities, a function of both the impoverishment of tenants and of their rebellion.
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Furthermore, the current state of the property market encourages landowners and both existing and prospective tenants to strike complex deals.
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Mrs Bujok and her family occupied a house as council tenants.
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Some scepticism has been expressed by tenants as to whether independently judged rents will be significantly lower than those asked by brewers.
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The tenants were drawn up in rows on the pier.
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This also applies to owners taking over responsibility from defaulting tenants, and finance houses taking back property from mortgagors.
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When tenants were finally given a vote, they all turned down the idea.