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... lease was for a period of 25 years , with an option to extend for a further 25 years , at a rent of approximately £ 4,000 a year . In June , 1954 , however , the Admiralty sought Treasury authority to pay an increased rental and to ...
... lease was for a period of 25 years , with an option to extend for a further 25 years , at a rent of approximately £ 4,000 a year . In June , 1954 , however , the Admiralty sought Treasury authority to pay an increased rental and to ...
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... lease what length of lease do you grant ? -- We aim at 21 years . It re- 4224. Is that what you have mainly achieved ? -- Yes , I think mainly . depends upon whether there are strictions on user for planning purposes and other ...
... lease what length of lease do you grant ? -- We aim at 21 years . It re- 4224. Is that what you have mainly achieved ? -- Yes , I think mainly . depends upon whether there are strictions on user for planning purposes and other ...
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... lease . Mr. Stevens to 4237. Sir Cyril , the Comptroller and Auditor General draws attention twelve cases where no formal lease had been concluded after periods varying from four to eleven years . Could you outline the circumstances in ...
... lease . Mr. Stevens to 4237. Sir Cyril , the Comptroller and Auditor General draws attention twelve cases where no formal lease had been concluded after periods varying from four to eleven years . Could you outline the circumstances in ...
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