building lease
noun[C]
PROPERTY,LAWukusinBritain, alegalarrangementin which apersonorcompanyrentslandinordertobuildhouses,shops,offices, etc.
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Funds may be used in land lease/purchase,buildinglease/purchase, rehabilitation or construction, capital equipment purchase, infrastructure improvements or employee training.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In one case negotiations for abuildingleaseproved abortive, and in another terms for abuildingleasewere agreed.
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The terms of the proposedbuildingleaseand arrangements generally have not yet been definitely settled.
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Take the case of abuildinglease, at the shortest period of 60 years.
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It is not an optional form of investment, and a home could only be secured by him on terms of that 60 years'buildinglease.
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Those were very reasonable terms imposed by the best of landlords under thebuildingleasesystem.
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It is only in the areas where there has been this monopoly in land that we have thebuildingleasesystem operated.
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One application for abuildingleaseon a small plot has been received.
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There might be one or more ground rents in addition to the original ground rent created by sub-leases of the originalbuildinglease.
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The landlord signs abuildinglease, the lessee is bound by covenant, within the period named in the lease, to build upon that land.
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