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demise	The original 20-year lease contained an option to renew for two additional 20-year terms, providing that upon renewal, the annual rent would be 7% of the value of the demised premises determined at the beginning of each 10-year period. When property is valued for the purpose of setting rent under a ... by Appraisal Journal The good guy guaranty is more concerned with avoiding delay tactic employed by tenants to the surrender of possession of the demised premises. Landlords should avoid common drafting mistakes by Rakowski, Henry E. / Real Estate Weekly They are protected in three ways: * They are allowed to remain in the demised premises even after expiry of the original term until they wish to vacate or until the landlord can show one of the statutory grounds for termination; * Tenants can obtain a new lease on virtually the same terms although subject to market rents and court resolution (where required) of any disputed terms; * If a statutory ground for termination does apply, the tenant is entitled to statutory compensation. Know your law by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)	Delors Report Delphi Technique Delta Delta Cross-Hedge Delta Hedge Delta Hedging Delta Neutral Delta Spread DEM Demand Demand Clause Demand Deposit demand deposit account Demand Deposits Demand Line of Credit demand loan Demand master notes Demand Price Demand Shock Demand-Pull Inflation Demanda excedente Demanda total Demandeur d'emploi Dematerialization demise demised premises demising partition or wall Demo demographic demography demolition demolition clause Demonetisation Demonetizacion Demonetization Demonstracao financeira Demonstrativo Demutualization Denaro Denaro a corso forzoso Denaro buono Denaro e lettera Deng Xiaoping Deni Dennis Kozlowski Denominacion Denomination density Denuncia dei redditi Departamento de control Departamento de relaciones con inversores	Demirchian, Derenik Demirchian, Derenik Karapetovich Demirchian, Karen Demirchian, Karen Seropovich Demirel Demirel Demirel, Suleyman Demirel, Süleyman demirelief demirep demireps DEMIS DEMIS Demisability demisable demisable demisable demisable demisable demise demise demise demise demise Demise and redemise demised demised demised demised demised demised premises demisemiquaver demisemiquaver demisemiquaver Demisemiquaver rest demisemiquavers demisemiquavers Demisequicentenial demises demises demises demises demises Demisesquicentennial demising demising demising demising demising demising partition or wall demising wall Demiss demission demission Demissionary demissions demissions Demissive Demissly demist demist

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The original 20-year lease contained an option to renew for two additional 20-year terms, providing that upon renewal, the annual rent would be 7% of the value of the demised premises determined at the beginning of each 10-year period.

When property is valued for the purpose of setting rent under a ... by Appraisal Journal

The good guy guaranty is more concerned with avoiding delay tactic employed by tenants to the surrender of possession of the demised premises.

Landlords should avoid common drafting mistakes by Rakowski, Henry E. / Real Estate Weekly

They are protected in three ways: * They are allowed to remain in the demised premises even after expiry of the original term until they wish to vacate or until the landlord can show one of the statutory grounds for termination; * Tenants can obtain a new lease on virtually the same terms although subject to market rents and court resolution (where required) of any disputed terms; * If a statutory ground for termination does apply, the tenant is entitled to statutory compensation.

Know your law by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)