- from
privity of contract, laws
exist in
several jurisdictions to bind
subtenants to some of the
restrictive covenants (terms) of the headlease, for instance...
- An
analysis of his
holdings also
shows a
strong presence of non-Norman
subtenants, with a
significant presence of
English and
Breton ones. Moreover, he...
-
roughly 100,000
square feet (9,300 m2) of that
space was
absorbed by new
subtenants. In 2008, Dell
switched the
power sources of the
Round Rock headquarters...
- to this criticism, saying: "I
first lived there when we were
subtenants of a
subtenant of a
private landlord. We were then sold to
Camden council. What...
-
divisions of the
Virginia Company) as the King's tenants, and the
settlers as
subtenants. The colony's
government at
first consisted of a
council residing in London...
- but only full
peasant tenancies, thus
excluding landless men and some
subtenants (potentially a
third of the country's po****tion). H. C. Darby, when factoring...
-
formal register of who was in the building, and the
number of undo****ented
subtenants,
migrants and
asylum s****ers who were
believed to have been
living there...
- Jones,
David (October 6, 2010). "Harry
Macklowe to go head-to-head with
subtenant over
eviction at
former Drake site". The Real Deal.
Archived from the...
- the arrière-ban may have been used
mainly to call up the
better armed subtenants of his v****als.
Considered archaic and
appropriate only in emergencies...
- muster.
Another issue was the
practice of subinfeudation, by
which the
subtenants were able to
alienate the land to
tenants of
their own. This
became unpo****r...
