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9. Leases

2020
This chapter examines the lease. Leases embrace a multiplicity of contexts from the residential to the commercial to the agricultural. This chapter considers the essential nature and ingredients of a lease; focusing on the central distinguishing of leases: exclusive possession.
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Gross Lease Premiums

, 2014
type="main"> The premium for the gross lease relative to the net lease is estimated using a large sample of leasing data for office properties in seven U.S. markets during 2011.
Jonathan A. Wiley
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Termination of a Lease

1989
On the termination of the contractual tenancy between the parties, a statutory-protected tenancy will arise if the property falls within the limits prescribed by the Rent Act 1977 or Housing Act 1988. If the demised premises are commercial premises, then the tenant may have a right to a continuation tenancy under s.24 Landlord & Tenant Act 1954, Part ...
Godfrey Cole, Margaret Wilkie
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7. Leases

2017
This chapter deals with leases and how they relate to the content, acquisition, and defences questions. It first considers the distinction between a lease and a licence, noting that such a distinction reflects the most fundamental distinction in land law: between a property right and a personal right. It then tackles the content question by focusing on
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Decision Usefulness of Whole-Asset Operating Lease Capitalizations

, 2013
Monson (2001) and Hepp and Scoles (2012) argue that some leased assets should be capitalized at the assets' purchase price (whole-asset value) rather than at the present value of future minimum lease payments (right-of-use asset value).
R. Graham, Raymond D. King
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Leasing

2007
Jednotlivé druhy leasingu, porovnání pořízení majetku na finanční leasing nebo na úvěr, právní, účetní a daňová problematika leasingu, způsob účtování finančního leasingu a jeho ...
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LEASING THE ENVIRONMENT

Sustainable Development, 1996
The idea of an environmental lease is examined. It is acknowledged that the recognition of environmental concerns by the accounting profession is still very much in its infancy, but a mechanism is proposed that helps to address some of these concerns.
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The Grant of a Lease

1991
The grant of a lease is often not preceded by a contract that it will be granted. There is then no legal tie between the parties until the leasehold term itself comes into existence. The lease is usually prepared in duplicate, one part being executed by the landlord (the lease), the other part being executed by the tenant (the counterpart lease).
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Leasing poslovanje

2006
Razvojem međunarodne investicijske aktivnosti, razvijale su se i nove forme financiranja investicija, koje pored klasičnih financijskih metoda, pružaju nove dopunske ili alternativne mogućnosti za realizaciju investicijskih poduhvata poznata pod nazivom leasing.
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To lease or not to lease? The leasing of indigenous statutory lands in Australia: lessons from Canada

Commonwealth Law Bulletin, 2009
In Australia, land rights legislation provides statutory schemes for the transfer of land to Indigenous peoples. The first significant land rights legislation was passed by the Australian Commonwealth government in 1976. This was the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act (ALRA) 1976 (Cth).
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