Manufactured home lot definition

Manufactured home lot means a parcel of land for the placement of a manufactured home and the exclusive use of its occupants.
Manufactured home lot means a parcel of land within the boundaries of a manufactured home park
Manufactured home lot means any portion of a manufactured home park designated for placement of a manufactured home for habitation.

Examples of Manufactured home lot in a sentence

  • This law is now formally titled the “Law on the Management of Overseas NGOs’ Activities in Mainland China.” In addition, the three regulations governing registration and management of the three types of ”social organizations” are currently under revision.

  • Manufactured home lot leases exist for a particular length of time, called a “term” or “duration.” Manufactured home lot leases often have a one-year term.


More Definitions of Manufactured home lot

Manufactured home lot means the space allocated in the lease agreement for the placement of the tenant's manufactured home and the area adjacent to that space designated in the lease agreement for the tenant's exclusive use.
Manufactured home lot means the space allocated
Manufactured home lot means a parcel of land within the boundaries of a
Manufactured home lot means any individually owned plot of ground zoned and plat- ted so that is permissible to place a single manufactured home upon it after a permit is issued by the chief building official or his/her designee. The manufactured home may be attached to a permanent foundation or basement built in accordance with approved codes.
Manufactured home lot means a parcel of land in a manufactured home community for the placement of a single manufactured home;
Manufactured home lot or "Premises" means the real property (which is a Manufactured Home lot) rented to Tenant by Owner.
Manufactured home lot means a designated portion of a manufactured home park designed for the accommodation of one manufactured home and its accessory buildings or structures for the exclusive use of the occupants.