Tenements definition
Tenements means room or rooms in the occupation of, or meant for the occupation of one tenement;
Tenements means only lands, houses, or other hereditaments
Tenements means mineral exploration and mining titles granted by government agencies.
Examples of Tenements in a sentence
Tenements and common doors: Where a house is in a tenement and has common doors (or is designed to have common doors), the Landlord must ensure that these doors are secure and fitted with satisfactory emergency exit locks.
More Definitions of Tenements
Tenements means the tenements held by the Seller at completion of the Proposed Acquisition.
Tenements means each of the mining tenements listed in Schedule 1 and includes any mining tenements applied for or granted at any time in respect of all or any part or parts of the area the subject of those mining tenements or any of them.
Tenements means any tenements acquired by the Joint Venture, together with any extensions, renewals, consolidations, replacements or amendments to those tenements and all rights associated with those tenements including the right to treat mineral bearing material located in the tenements.
Tenements means E38/3525 (100% held by the Company), E38/2627 (100% held by the Company), E38/2851 (100% held by the Company), E38/3249 (100% held by the Company), E38/3456 (100% held by the Company), E38/2774 (100% held by the Company) and E38/2274 (75% held by the Company/25% held by Michael Joseph Foley).
Tenements means the tenements referred to in the Schedule and any other tenements acquired pursuant to clause 24, together with any extensions, renewals, consolidations, replacements or amendments to those tenements and all rights associated with those tenements including the right to treat mineral bearing material located in the tenements.
Tenements means only lands, houses, or other hereditaments of a cor- 5
Tenements means the mining tenements held by GWM, comprising E70/2372, E70/2464, E70/2655, E70/2708, E70/3681, E70/3682, P701583, P70/1584, P70/1587, P70/1585, P70/1586 and the Tenement