LEASE OR RENTAL OF DIVISION OWNED PROPERTYLease or Rental Agreement • August 13th, 2020 • Alberta
The GYPSD has used videoconference technology for a number of years to conduct administrative meetings, provide professional development activities, course delivery, and program enhancement. The desire is to have the ability to connect our students and teachers to the research and educational programs offered by the Interpretive Centre. Such connections enhance existing curricular offerings in that both students and teachers are placed in contact with experts in the field and experience real life applications of the information learned in class.
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • July 12th, 2024
RCW 63.18.010 Lease or rental agreement for lease of personal property—Disclaimer of warranty of merchantability or fitness— Limitation—Exceptions. In any lease or rental agreement for the lease of movable personal property for use primarily in this state (other than a lease under which the lessee is authorized to use such property at no charge), if the rental or other consideration paid or payable thereunder is at a rate which if computed on an annual basis would be six thousand dollars per year or less, no provision thereof purporting to disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for particular purposes which may be implied by law shall be enforceable unless either (1) the disclaimer sets forth with particularity the qualities and characteristics which are not being warranted, or (2) the lessee is engaged in a public utility business or a public service business subject to regulation by the United States or this state. [1974 ex.s. c 180 s 3.]
Amendment to Lease or Rental AgreementLease or Rental Agreement • December 30th, 2014
days’ notice (starting Jan 1 2007) for tenants over one year, written notice to the other in accordance with Civil Code Section 827 or 1946.1 (subject to any local rent control ordinances that may apply).
Amendment to Lease or Rental AgreementLease or Rental Agreement • June 3rd, 2011
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • July 12th, 2024
RCW 63.18.010 Lease or rental agreement for lease of personal property—Disclaimer of warranty of merchantability or fitness— Limitation—Exceptions. In any lease or rental agreement for the lease of movable personal property for use primarily in this state (other than a lease under which the lessee is authorized to use such property at no charge), if the rental or other consideration paid or payable thereunder is at a rate which if computed on an annual basis would be six thousand dollars per year or less, no provision thereof purporting to disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for particular purposes which may be implied by law shall be enforceable unless either (1) the disclaimer sets forth with particularity the qualities and characteristics which are not being warranted, or (2) the lessee is engaged in a public utility business or a public service business subject to regulation by the United States or this state. [1974 ex.s. c 180 s 3.]
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • July 6th, 2022
RCW 63.18.010 Lease or rental agreement for lease of personal property—Disclaimer of warranty of merchantability or fitness— Limitation—Exceptions. In any lease or rental agreement for the lease of movable personal property for use primarily in this state (other than a lease under which the lessee is authorized to use such property at no charge), if the rental or other consideration paid or payable thereunder is at a rate which if computed on an annual basis would be six thousand dollars per year or less, no provision thereof purporting to disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for particular purposes which may be implied by law shall be enforceable unless either (1) the disclaimer sets forth with particularity the qualities and characteristics which are not being warranted, or (2) the lessee is engaged in a public utility business or a public service business subject to regulation by the United States or this state. [1974 ex.s. c 180 § 3.]
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • November 3rd, 2023
SPECIAL COVID-19 EMERGENCY AMENDMENT FOR LEASE OR RENTAL AGREEMENTLease or Rental Agreement • March 26th, 2020
_____________ (“Landlord”) and __________________ (“Tenant”) previously entered into a lease/rental agreement dated _______________, 2020 (“the “Agreement”) for the premises located at _________________________, ______________, California (the “Premises”) of which Tenant has not yet taken possession. This Amendment modifies the following terms and conditions in the Agreement.
THE FOLLOWING FORM PART OF THE LEASE OR RENTAL AGREEMENTLease or Rental Agreement • February 24th, 2021
In order to guarantee the best possible quality of life and security in residence and to ensure that individual liberties are respected, residents or visiting clients, hereinafter referred to as « tenants », are encouraged to actively participate in residence life. As tenants are entitled to the best possible living and studying environment, it is essential that all tenants act in the public interest and respect the following regulations:
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • September 26th, 2023
Any lease or rental agreement with Mckinney has the following minimum insurance requirements. An insurance certificate must be provided and evidenced to us prior to completing the contract and removing the equipment from our facility. The insurance certificate must be issued in the same name as the Mckinney account holder.
Senate Amendment 3251Lease or Rental Agreement • August 28th, 2015
HOUSE RULES ADDENDUMLease or Rental Agreement • August 8th, 2019
This addendum made part of the Lease or Rental Agreement dated for the Tenant referred to in singular, whether one or more, with respect to the property at 1424 ADMIRAL COURT # , GREEN BAY, WI 54303.
29A.101A Termination of lease or rental agreement by service member.Lease or Rental Agreement • March 28th, 2018
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • September 9th, 2022
RCW 63.18.010 Lease or rental agreement for lease of personal property—Disclaimer of warranty of merchantability or fitness— Limitation—Exceptions. In any lease or rental agreement for the lease of movable personal property for use primarily in this state (other than a lease under which the lessee is authorized to use such property at no charge), if the rental or other consideration paid or payable thereunder is at a rate which if computed on an annual basis would be six thousand dollars per year or less, no provision thereof purporting to disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for particular purposes which may be implied by law shall be enforceable unless either (1) the disclaimer sets forth with particularity the qualities and characteristics which are not being warranted, or (2) the lessee is engaged in a public utility business or a public service business subject to regulation by the United States or this state. [1974 ex.s. c 180 § 3.]
LEASE OR RENTAL OF DIVISION OWNED PROPERTYLease or Rental Agreement • November 19th, 2020 • Alberta
WHEREAS GYPSD owns a broadcast tower (the Tower), which is located together on land owned (the Tower Site) legally described as:
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • June 19th, 2019
Any lease or rental agreement with Mckinney has the following minimum insurance requirements. An insurance certificate must be provided and evidenced to us prior to completing the contract and removing the equipment from our facility. The insurance certificate must be issued in the same name as the Mckinney account holder.
House Amendment 1285Lease or Rental Agreement • September 25th, 2015
ContractLease or Rental Agreement • June 29th, 2021
THE FOLLOWING FORM PART OF THE LEASE OR RENTAL AGREEMENTLease or Rental Agreement • February 24th, 2021
In order to guarantee the best possible quality of life and security in residence and to ensure that individual liberties are respected, residents or visiting clients, hereinafter referred to as « tenants », are encouraged to actively participate in residence life. As tenants are entitled to the best possible living and studying environment, it is essential that all tenants act in the public interest and respect the following regulations:
