Articles, tagged with "occupier", page 1
14th February 2012
If you are a real estate investor owning a seaside rental, or a property owner possessing an accommodation located near or on the beach, you tend to get many bookings for your property from vacation goers and earn a good profit all-the-year-round. Beach s...
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Suzanne
07th February 2012
If you are a real estate investor or a property owner who owns more than one home and wish to generate some extra rental income by letting your non-used assets, offering holiday packages in the form of vacation rentals is a great way of generating some pr...
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Author:
Suzanne
12th November 2011
It's very easy to assume that product photography is all about photographing products. The truth, however, is rather different. That's not to say that the products don't feature in the photographs, but there's a good deal more that's going on. When you lo...
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Justin Arnold
07th October 2011
Breaking a lease is sometimes essential especially when you have discovered your dream house or flat.
Nevertheless a lease is a binding contract made between a tenant and a landlord, therefore breaking a lease is a breach of contract.
There are ...
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Author:
Lily Jaylen
31st May 2011
Taking a thorough plan around the things to do in Houston is simply an easy undertaking to make. The conurbation is huge with art, ethnicity, sports activities schooling and top notch proceedings. It could be local or else tourists are diminutive of proc...
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kavine5ts
19th May 2011
Many people treat their gas and electricity as things best left out of sight and out of mind, but this could prove harmful to your finances if you end up paying more than you need to for your home energy. By taking control of your energy usage and learn...
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Daniel Collins
16th May 2011
Since Britain's gas market was deregulated, consumers have had significantly greater freedom of choice in selecting the gas provider that offers the most suitable service and prices for their situation. Although the sheer number of gas companies current...
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Author:
Daniel Collins
04th May 2011
Railings around your premises provide many benefits to both the occupier and the person or viewer walking past it. Installing railings around your premises helps define the barrier between what your property is and what someone else's. Also, railings with...
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Birmingham Fuel Oils
05th April 2011
Do you need practical advice about your legal standings with regards to squatters? Have you returned home from holiday to find that squatters have moved into your property, or are you a landlord that is having trouble evicting a troublesome tenant? Take...
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Author:
Gareth Hoyle
04th April 2011
The very first question to consult is 'what for'? Are you acquiring commercial real estate to use in your company? Will you be an proprietor/occupier? Or are you buying as an investor?While your solution will separate the buyers into distinct camps, the a...
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Author:
tierra
28th March 2011
During this winter season, as Toronto residents head out to take advantage of the snowy slopes around Ontario, it is worth considering certain liability issues that may arise from ski-related injuries.
When injured out on the ski slopes, the first ques...
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Author:
makaie jack
16th March 2011
One of the major elements that differ when buying a property abroad is the exchange rate and surprisingly, has been overlooked until recently. It was only in 2008-09, during the economic turmoil did everyone understand the power of volatile exchange rates...
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Resolution FX
10th March 2011
There are many occasions when you may wish to discover which company provides your gas and electricity - particularly when moving into a new property. With so many different energy companies offering such a wide range of tariffs and price plans, switch...
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Author:
Isla Campbell
08th March 2011
If you were injured in an accident then it may be possible for you to make a claim for compensation, to do this you will need to identify someone who is either responsible for the accident, or who had a duty to prevent the accident but failed to do so, or...
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Author:
cgyles6819
08th March 2011
Occupiers liability refers to the responsibilities which the occupier of land or buildings needs to make sure the safety of people who come onto the land. The occupier and the owner are not necessarily the same person, the law will consider someone to be ...
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Author:
cgyles6819
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