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When a tenant stays on property after the lease has expired without the landlord’s consent.
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When a tenant stays on property after the lease has expired without the landlord’s consent.
A property’s joint ownership by 2 or more unrelated or related bodies in equal or unequal shares.
Sole and absolute ownership of a property with no partners, co-tenants.
Insurance policy for people who rent their house.
Measurement where rent is based on square footage of the property.
Area that a tenant occupies.
Rules and terms specific to a tender, submission, evaluation and awarding of the contract.
Goods bought are placed at the disposal of the buyer.
An offer that is without conditions to pay a debt that is lieu of the actual payment.
Payment made when a document is signed.
Resistance to being elongated and is the maximum stress that a material can stand before it fractures or is deformed permanently. Also known as tension.
Process, agent or substance causing birth defects within first 3 months of a pregnancy.
Bill of exchange payable after a set number of days from delivery or presentment. Also known as period bill.
Donated funds that need to be used during a set period of time.
Arranged financing meeting needs over a set period of time.
A decision by jury where the defendant isn’t guilty of the charge but is found guilty of a lesser offense or is not guilty due to reason of insanity.
Deed where the seller guarantees title to the property being sold was not impaired during the time the seller held the title but there is no assurance about previous holders.
Waste that needs to be treated carefully due to a hazardous nature, offensive nature, size or state.
The community, organization or groups agreement that sees the person with the appropriate skills assume the responsibility for the task.
Where individuals train specially to work in an industry.
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