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| ower floors have remained empty since the last | tenant, a Chinese restaurant trading as 'China Villag |
| Martin Mallory is Kassima's | tenant, a photographer whose works depict the 50-year |
| The Landlord and | Tenant Act 1927 (17 and 18 Geo V c.36) is an Act of t |
| Landlord and | Tenant Act 1988 |
| Landlord and | Tenant Act 1985 |
| Landlord and | Tenant Act 1709 |
| Landlord and | Tenant Act 1851 |
| Landlord and | Tenant Act 1730 |
| The Landlord and | Tenant Act 1985 (c 70) is a UK Act of Parliament, whi |
| s permanently associated with the Landlord and | Tenant Act 1860, universally known as Deasy's Act , w |
| The Landlord and | Tenant Act 1954 (2 & 3 Eliz 2 c 56) is an act of the |
| The Landlord and | Tenant Act 1851 (14 and 15 Vict c.25) is an Act of th |
| urchased it as part of the Bankhead-Jones Farm | Tenant Act. |
| rts aviation and technical training, and other | tenant activities by providing timely, quality servic |
| Maryland Air National Guard's 175th Wing is a | tenant activity at MTN with locally-based A-10C and C |
| used by the NCBC Supply Department and a Navy | Tenant Activity. |
| nd slimy towards his customers, especially one | tenant, Adrian Tent, who he palms off whenever he com |
| and development markets (leasing, landlord and | tenant advice, real estate trading), construction and |
| ankrolls community organizations that "provide | tenant advocacy." |
| rded in 1898 when stipulated in the lease, the | tenant agreeing to show a light in the north facing w |
| oint is a public general aviation airport with | tenant Air National Guard and Army National Guard fly |
| Tenant also needs to pay the owner for property tax. | |
| Conde Nast, a long-time Durst | tenant, also confirmed a tentative deal to move into |
| h-American Chamber of Commerce in Chicago is a | tenant, and the showroom of architect Helmut Jahn is |
| at Cardinham in Cornwall, where he was a major | tenant and steward of Robert of Mortain. |
| Francis Grazebrook, a relative of the earlier | tenant, and remained in the family until the death of |
| s as he runs away from home, where a drug lord | tenant and his minions torment Nick, his mother, and |
| them that she does indeed have an angel for a | tenant and introduces them to Michael. |
| the adjacent building was occupied by the same | tenant, and the whole premises were more than 75 feet |
| The Orioles became the stadium's | tenant and operator in 2010. |
| Initially Gopalakrishnan does not like the new | tenant and tries to expel him from the house but all |
| lis, Chicago's biggest law firm, is the anchor | tenant and leases floors in the low-rise and mid-rise |
| ts left Progress Energy Park without a regular | tenant and with an uncertain future. |
| lle was an associate producer on Polanski'sThe | Tenant, and it is his hands that come through the wal |
| The rooftop cafe failed to find a | tenant and was never opened. |
| Although Wells Fargo is the largest | tenant and the namesake of the building, it is occupi |
| ey Square was built with Wal-Mart as the first | tenant, and more shops followed. |
| ng was done when BG Group Plc became an anchor | tenant and leased 164,000sq ft of space. |
| Principal | tenant are subsidiary companies of the power supplier |
| ule being that no one can move out until a new | tenant arrives. |
| Broward County library, which already includes | tenant ArtServe. |
| ts the landlord of the townland as Jones & the | tenant as Morton. |
| r a fox above Kirkbymoorside in the house of a | tenant as he was too far from his home in Helmsley, N |
| The owners form the Hing Hon Road Landlord & | Tenant Association Ltd to carry out the management an |
| nds Legal Clinic and Arnold Bennett's Landlord | Tenant Association. |
| Assisting 4 low income | tenant associations to purchase their Department of H |
| ed the formation of homeowner associations and | tenant associations within his constituency. |
| ment initiatives: Through employment projects, | tenant associations, health care and civic participat |
| “And I challenge local housing authorities and | tenant associations: Criminal gang members and drug d |
| The principal | tenant at 5 Canada Square is the European arm and HQ |
| found that home when it re-opened as an anchor | tenant at Navy Pier on Lake Michigan. |
| the San Diego Union Tribune, "Castaneda was a | tenant at the complex and was accused of seeking favo |
| of his lands, which he held from the king as a | tenant at will for the rest of his life. |
| led to the Bar by Gray's Inn in 1958 and was a | tenant at Blackstone Chambers from 1983 until his dea |
| The New York Cotton Exchange was a | tenant at 4 World Trade Center on the 8th floor until |
| n Barrio Quinto in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the new | tenant at "El Castillo". |
| ok over from William the Archbishop as Peter's | tenant at Naish when William the Archbishop died in 1 |
| w facade has been constructed, with one anchor | tenant at the Tulane Avenue corner; The neon sign was |
| shville Railroad made arrangements to became a | tenant at Memphis Central Station, and Southern Railw |
| Chancellor of England in 1381 and Sir Peter's | tenant at Naish from 1392. |
| At one time, when he was the | tenant at Blount's Farm near Henley, he became quite |
| tween 1897 and 1928, the Nickel Plate became a | tenant at LaSalle, which it continued to use until it |
| The Vancouver Whitecaps, a future | tenant at BC Place, will likely play the first few mo |
| In most of the 1970s, the chief | tenant at Ownby was the Dallas Tornado of the North A |
| e structure was vacated by its last commercial | tenant, Bank One. |
| The facility has consistently upgraded its | tenant base as many of the neighborhoods surrounding |
| erations (including the housing choice voucher | tenant based rental assistance program) |
| e the house, preferring to let it to a wealthy | tenant before selling the estate to Francis Russell, |
| n landholders being Roger Bigot, with his main | tenant being Thurston Fitzguy. |
| es ranging from 50sqm to 300sqm with the major | tenant being Woolworths. |
| with the main | tenant being Brant from Robert FitzCorbucion. |
| Shops officially opened in 1965 with its first | tenant being toy retailer, FAO Schwarz, which operate |
| The parish is Kings land with main | tenant being Tihel de Hellean, from the Bishop of Bay |
| hop William and William d'Ecouis with the main | tenant being Ranulf brother of Ilger. |
| Sahoor village in Monghyr district into a poor | tenant Bhumihar Brahmin family. |
| n February 1927 he co-sponsored a Landlord and | Tenant Bill with Lloyd George and other Welsh MPs, st |
| locally as the BAT Building due to its former | tenant British American Tobacco, is the tallest build |
| ued in private hands until 1984, when its last | tenant, British Aerospace, moved out. |
| ile extensive attempts were made to find a new | tenant, but it was finally demolished in 1964. |
| eelheads as Travis Credit Union Park's primary | tenant but has never shared in the excitement or crow |
| on owned the tower and site, and they remain a | tenant, but in May 2002 ownership was transferred to |
| soon fell into ruin, mainly at the hands of a | tenant called Jack Kelly who wrecked the house in ord |
| re information about a home than a prospective | tenant can reasonably detect. |
| usly known as the Chase Tower, after its first | tenant, Chase Brass & Copper. |
| One notable former | tenant command was Naval Guided Missile School (NAVGM |
| ce's 21st Space Operations Squadron was also a | tenant command at Moffett Field, occupying the former |
| City Division (NSWC PCD): This is the largest | tenant command and the Research and Development arm o |
| Air Training Unit Mather (NAVAIRTU Mather), a | tenant command associated with the 323d Flying Traini |
| It is a | tenant command of Base Support Unit Kodiak, and share |
| shore, the base has approximately 120 separate | tenant commands and other Navy support facilities, ea |
| Facilities maintenance is provided to all | tenant commands on Coast Guard Island and industrial |
| (NAB) is a major shore command, supporting 27 | tenant commands, and is the West Coast focal point fo |
| e is home to Training Air Wing TWO and several | tenant commands, military as well as civilian, with a |
| and provides administrative support to various | tenant commands. |
| 121 tenants and attracts an average of 20 new | tenant companies each year. |
| If a | tenant complained about a problem, or wanted a bit of |
| us landlords could conceal defects and, if the | tenant complains, threaten to raise the rent at the e |
| ed by the City of Toronto which also funds its | Tenant's Hotline, a free service, whose trained staff |
| ‘The Position of the Irish | Tenant', Contemporary Review, Vol.LVI, July 1889 |
| He was also on the management committee of | Tenant Controlled Housing which aims to give local te |
| iam Morris's Red House (London), if a suitable | tenant could be found. |
| The House of Lords decided that the | tenant could not be said to occupy for the purposes o |
| been involved in a long-running dispute with a | tenant crofter, over the land use on the estate. |
| Pinner Park Farm | tenant dairy farmers Hall & Sons: total 230 acres (0. |
| Tenants in Tower 3 include the anchor | tenant DBS occupying 700,000 square feet (65,000 m2) |
| elp homeowners repair their homes and organize | tenant demands. |
| Again, it was held that the | tenant did not occupy for the purposes of a business. |
| ight over a hill, apart from one cottage whose | tenant didn't want to move, which still stands in Cha |
| aus (the cross marks the site where the former | tenant died of hypothermia during a winter storm on F |
| than $15,000, small claims cases, landlord and | tenant disputes and other miscellaneous actions. |
| Currently its | tenant, Dnipro was relocated to Dnipro Stadium after |
| The original anchor | tenant Dunnes Stores is now Matalan. |
| Fulbright & Jaworski became a | tenant during that year. |
| recorded the presence of William Magnay as the | tenant during that period this fixes the tenure. |
| then mound, nearby were located the church and | tenant dwellings. |
| nt to the polls to vote in the inaugural youth | tenant election at locations across the city. |
| ent collection, allocations, estates, repairs, | tenant enquiries and contractors and is generally the |
| text detailing the duo's stay with three white | tenant families in southern Alabama during the Great |
| Mezzadria, a form of sharefarming where | tenant families obtained a plot to work on from an ow |
| wnership resulted in the continuation of small | tenant farm holdings, and hence the relatively late e |
| om 1670 to 1960, the house was rented out as a | tenant farm and Leicestershire County Council bought |
| tury barn, a slave garden, and a reconstructed | tenant farm house. |
| r of the house suffered from its demotion to a | tenant farm, and from a fire in the early 19th centur |
| ed in the late 1730s by William Prendergast, a | tenant farmer who leased 200-300 acres (81-120 ha) so |
| ary 1818 - 26 September 1898), was an educated | tenant farmer from Tregaron, Ceredigion, mid-Wales wh |
| He was the first | tenant farmer to represent a Scottish constituency, a |
| is named after William Badger, who was once a | tenant farmer on the site. |
| e has been destroyed at least twice: once by a | tenant farmer who was ordered to put it back in place |
| including when farmland fell vacant because a | tenant farmer died or left. |
| n Duke and George McElwee, Bright Leaf follows | tenant farmer Brant Royle, who returns home after his |
| Val was the third son of Fred Gregory, a | tenant farmer at Pinner Hill Farm, and later the lice |
| on December 27, 1875 to Policarpio Sumulong, a | tenant farmer who became Capitan Municipal, and Arcad |
| The house was subsequently let to a | tenant farmer and his labourer, at which point the ho |
| istory of John Handcox, a Great Depression-era | tenant farmer from Arkansas and advocate for the Sout |
| Lacking the patroon and | tenant farmer system of the Hudson Valley, this agric |
| ur Hand, a novel about a year in the life of a | tenant farmer, perhaps the best agrarian novel about |
| His father, a poor but respectable | tenant farmer, was forced to withdraw Hughes from sch |
| He was a | tenant farmer, a JP of Co Antrim, and served as a mem |
| rish Parliamentary Party that he, a Protestant | tenant farmer, was adopted as the party candidate for |
| He was the son of Samuel Miller, a | tenant farmer, and Almira Russell Miller. |
| f Man (1926), about the daughter of a Kentucky | tenant farmer, which garnered her an international re |
| ke in Holland, Lincolnshire, the daughter of a | tenant farmer. |
| He was educated privately and was himself a | tenant farmer. |
| landmark list identifies Feggins Perry as the | tenant farmer. |
| ion of America was a union of African-American | tenant farmers (sharecroppers). |
| gue House which once served as a home for poor | tenant farmers (see Irish National Land League) and e |
| back to New York City, renting out his land to | tenant farmers and starting a new career. |
| d upheavals and extensive evictions when Irish | tenant farmers were unable or unwilling to pay their |
| The first mass meeting of | tenant farmers leading to the Anti-Rent War was held |
| successfully galvanize the textile workers and | tenant farmers for his candidacy. |
| s made up of several scattered farms tended by | tenant farmers for absentee landlords. |
| (January 27, 1800 - April 2, 1830) was born to | tenant farmers at Lady Halton, (near Bromfield, just |
| y to abolish landlordism in Ireland and enable | tenant farmers to own the land on which they worked. |
| wned by the Bishops of London, and occupied by | tenant farmers who grew hay and food for the City of |
| In most of Germany, farming was handled by | tenant farmers who paid rents and obligatory services |
| usal to pay rents, retention of crops by small | tenant farmers and labourers to feed their own famili |
| The first "monster meeting" (a huge rally) of | tenant farmers was held on 20 April 1879 near Claremo |
| 3 (the Waste Act 1267), which seeks to prevent | tenant farmers from "making waste" to land they are i |
| had recently drawn up for nearly half a dozen | tenant farmers before escaping with silver and other |
| O'Brien, and represented the interests of the | tenant farmers at the 1902 Land Conference negotiatio |
| involved in local affairs, relations with the | tenant farmers on his estates, which he inherited in |
| farmed on a small scale by several owners and | tenant farmers until the early 20th century. |
| was one of eight children born to impoverished | tenant farmers in Capas, Tarlac. |
| by Andrew Thompson who leased his land out to | tenant farmers on the gently undulating alluvial farm |
| mith's slaves stayed on the land and worked as | tenant farmers which still live in the Judice area to |
| He was born to a family of | tenant farmers near Aberdeen. |
| Many are landless, working as | tenant farmers for the large land owners that dominat |
| He was the son of | tenant farmers who later acquired their own land. |
| Mary Smith, wife of John Smith, who were early | tenant farmers in the village of Winnisimmet. |
| o farmers with ties to Clemson College and the | tenant farmers who largely did not benefit from many |
| After the Civil War, | tenant farmers and sharecroppers took over plantation |
| aid agricultural workers, or modestly well off | tenant farmers, craftsman and tradesmen. |
| His family were farmers (though not poor | tenant farmers, as some of his supporters later claim |
| am, which for many decades was operated by the | tenant farmers, the Cornford family; it is now run as |
| nd prestige from agriculture, leasing lands to | tenant farmers. |
| ddle of the next century the estate was let to | tenant farmers. |
| ciation represented the interests of remaining | tenant farmers. |
| 19th centuries the house was often let out to | tenant farmers. |
| e land in Fanad passed from landlords to their | tenant farmers. |
| ll small farmers or craftsmen or also becoming | tenant farmers. |
| olicy the desire to give security of tenure to | tenant farmers. |
| he opposed giving ownership of the land to the | tenant farmers; however, he supported moderate reform |
| during this period in organizing the Southern | Tenant Farmers' Union, which aimed to unite the econo |
| 10 September 1651, he was quickly dressed as a | tenant farmer's son and adopted the alias ‘William Ja |
| The building incorporates an earlier | tenant farmhouse dating from the Philipse Manor era ( |
| small-town Texas and the semifeudal system of | tenant farming that prevailed at the time. |
| on reform, the protection of black voters, and | tenant farming reformation. |
| rural Kent economy in this period was based on | tenant farming and involved significant amounts of ba |
| Smith was born into a | tenant farming family of 13 children in Williamson Co |
| 8th Century Housesteads was farmed by a single | tenant farming family . |
| and's system of proprietary land ownership and | tenant farming. |
| Local farms were often | tenant farms, an arrangement that contributed to the |
| ce was a manor house and associated estate and | tenant farms, located to the west of the village of S |
| The FMTA is the oldest and largest | tenant federation in Canada and is composed of indivi |
| ome of these physical flaws, but recent retail | tenant fit-outs on the sidewalk level have closed off |
| Levels 17 to 23: | Tenant floors (floors 17, 21, 22 and 23 occupied by L |
| Richmond Fontaine, Endrick Brothers, Southern | Tenant Folk Union, Shawn Lee, Edgar Jones and The Jon |
| Rush had been their | tenant for nearly a decade, and he had mortgaged and |
| fell through after she had already lined up a | tenant for her 33rd Avenue home. |
| th the credit crunch and is awaiting an anchor | tenant for the office portion of the project. |
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