- in 1976, then 15% in the
early 1990s, 25% in 2000 and 40% in 2017, with
lessors involved in 62% of
second hand mid-life
aircraft transactions since 2000:...
-
activities on
behalf of the Hare
Krishna devotees,
Harrison served as
co-
lessor for the Temple's new
premises in
central London, and he
financed the publication...
- the user (referred to as the lessee) to pay the
owner (referred to as the
lessor) for the use of an ****et. Property,
buildings and
vehicles are
common ****ets...
- a
major American cargo airline, p****enger
charter airline, and
aircraft lessor based in
White Plains, New York. It is a
wholly owned subsidiary of Atlas...
-
meaningless labels attached. As long as the
lessor retains significant and
genuine attributes of the
traditional lessor status, the form of the
transaction adopted...
- the case of
credit failure. In
cases where the
lessor is
viewed solely as a
source for money, the
lessor is
provided special protections by
Article 2A...
-
updates for
several long-standing announcements. The
following airlines and
lessors either cancelled their orders/letters of
intent for
Superjet 100 aircraft...
-
quoted has no such effect. The
court found that It does not
discharge the
lessor company from any of its
corporate liabilities. It
merely imposes a liability...
-
Regional Court granted a
bankruptcy appeal by ILFC, the
international aircraft lessor,
saying that the
airline owed US$4.68
million in debts, a debt that Batavia...
-
using or
dealing in the goods, etc., of a
competitor or
competitors of the
lessor or seller, and
thereby "competition has been
foreclosed in a substantial...
