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The surface rights owners have been denied access to areas on their property by the lessee, and the lessee is presently suing the surface rights owner in court for various violations of the lessee's rights.
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In fact the only material change in the homeowner/lessee's life would be the lower monthly lease payment.
How to Stop Foreclosures: A simple plan for complicated times. 2009
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Meters in the Loop will be the first to change, with the new lessee's employees working outward into the neighborhoods.
The Parking Ticket Geek: Parking Meter Deal Signed, Sealed, Delivered. Ouch 2009
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The homeowner/lessee's new, lower monthly “rent payment” would be divided into two parts; one third of it would be put in a special, interest bearing escrow account at the bank where it will build up over time.
How to Stop Foreclosures: A simple plan for complicated times. 2009
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Usually what was leased was an activity, such as the right to collect a toll or make or sell a particular product, and the purchase of the lease implied that the lessee had sole rights to that activity: If others attempted to take the same toll or make or sell the same product, the company was obliged to intervene to preserve the lessee's profits.
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The higher the tolls and the greater the lessee's freedom to raise the tolls in the future, the higher the price that the state can command for the lease.
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To that extent the owner is deprived of his legal power to dispose of his property, in favor of the lessee's right to the continuity of his enterprise.
PROPERTY WOLFGANG G. FRIEDMANN 1968
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The woods are generally leased at an annual rent, proportioned to the number of trees; but this rent, with the cost of stripping the bark, and even the transport to the coast, form but small items in the lessee's account of profit and loss.
Rambles in the Islands of Corsica and Sardinia with Notices of their History, Antiquities, and Present Condition. Thomas Forester
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The flat had pretty things in it which testified to the lessee's taste and to his means, and the clothes he wore were new and well-cut.
The Explorer 1919
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But when he came back he was on her side, reluctantly convinced by a painstaking examination of the possibilities in the old cottage, and by a man-to-man talk with its owner as to his good faith in promising to carry out the lessee's requirements.
Mrs. Red Pepper 1912
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