Premise definition

Premise means any structure or group of structures operated as a single business or enterprise, provided, however, the term "premise" shall not include more than one (1) dwelling.

Premise means any land, building or structure or part thereof or combination thereof including any other vacant / non vacant area which is part of the Procurer’s establishment;

Premise means the land at the address shown on the Schedule on which the building is built.

Examples of Premise in a sentence

• Incase under any circumstances including the change of law or for public interest, the LESSOR may terminate the Lease Agreement by issuing a notice with three (3) months period from the date of issue of notice and based on that notice the LESSEE shall vacate the Property or Premise within notice period.

• The LESSOR shall be entitled to take all lawful measures to remove the LESSEE from the Property or Premise also to prevent the LESSEE, its servants and agents, from entering the Property or Premise or any part thereof provided.

• The LESSEE shall alone be liable to bear and pay the present and future Municipal Tax, Property Tax, Assessments, Cess, Maintenance Charge and all other duties and taxes levied under any law for the time being in force or as may hereafter be imposed in respect of the Property or Premise and constructions thereon, and the LESSOR has duly paid the same till the date of hand over of possession of the Property or Premise to the LESSEE.

• The LESSEE will have leasehold and possessory rights during the tenure of the lease on the Property or Premise which shall be enjoyed and exercised in accordance with the permitted purpose of the lease provided in this Lease Agreement and subject to the regular and timely payment of lease rent.

• The LESSOR shall issue a Letter of Intent (LOI) to LESSEE, informing it’s intent and readiness to hand over the Property or Premise free from encumbrance for carrying out the purpose mentioned in the Lease Agreement prior to the execution of this Lease Agreement.

More Definitions of Premise

Premise means any structure or group of structures operated as a single business or enterprise, provided, however, the term "premise" shall not include more than one dwelling. (1978 Code, § 13-102)

Premise means a fixed or permanent location where the applicant ordinarily carries on Business.

Premise means any lot or land area, either residential or non- residential, not covered by a structure and which is subject to a city tax in part or in whole.

Premise means the land at the address shown on the Schedule on which the Building is built, including the yard or garden used only for domestic purposes.

Premise means a single lot or piece of ground including improvements thereon, to which Service is or will be provided by the Company;

Premise means any building, structure, land, utility or portion thereof, including all appurtenances, and shall include yards, lots, courts, inner yards and real properties without buildings or improvements, owned or controlled by a person.

Premise means any property which may be connected to city services. A residential premise is a structure or group of structures. For all other types of premise each building shall be considered a premise.