Examples of Tenure Holder in a sentence
Tenure Holder [Section 5(1) of the B.T. Act]– “Tenure holder” means primarily a person who has acquired from a proprietor or from other tenure holder a right to hold land for the purpose of collecting rents or bringing it under cultivation by establishing tenants on it, and includes also the successor in interest of persons who have acquired such a right.
Tenure Holder covering legal fees before negotiating further but that is not always agreed to, and/or is met with the usual toing and froing on that issue, leaving a Landowner under pressure not knowing whether he can press recovery of “reasonable and necessary” assistance.10.
This Proponent Acceptance Deed is made by the Tenure Holder in favour, and for the benefit, of the PBC and the Native Title Group.
For the purposes of clause 20 of the PSHA, the notice details for the Tenure Holder are: Name: [XX – Insert name of Tenure Holder] Address: [XX – Insert address in Western Australia of Tenure Holder] Facsimile: [XX – Insert fax number of Tenure Holder] EXECUTED by the Tenure Holder as a deed poll.
Governing Policies: RA 7160, DENR-DILG JMC 98-01 Who can Participate: Individual LGUs or cluster of LGUs Rights, Privileges of Tenure Holder: Residents assigned by the LGU to manage the communal forest may cut, collect and remove forest products for their personal use in accordance with existing laws and regulations and subject to the provision that utilization of resources shall be in accordance with sustainable development.