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In mid–November, Fage138 bought shares of GameStop, a staple mall tenant that sells electronics and gaming merchandise.

In recent years, building owners have offered such amenities as gyms and cafes to their tenants, he added, but those will likely be scaled back in favor of basics like cleanliness and smart technology.

In many cases, an eviction filing is enough to get tenants to move out, even though it technically is only the start of a larger process and tenants are not legally required to move out upon receiving the notice.

Flexibility in state and federal orders gives local judges discretion in terms of finding judgments against tenants, even if the actual removal is delayed by the moratoriums.

Change making is a central tenant of how to survive and thrive and not just withstand crisis.

But the law itself is hard to enforce unless there is a specific complaint about a tenant.

El-Hamy Mahmoud El-Hamy, a Cairo landlord, recently urged a female tenant to buy a gun for self-defense purposes.

Phineas has just suffered the defeat of his bill to strengthen the rights of Irish tenant farmers.

It occurs after Phineas has just suffered the defeat of his bill to improve the condition of Irish tenant farmers.

In other words two of the three possible scenarios would end up delivering a new tenant to the White House.

When the harvest time arrives in December, each tenant carries his crop to the mill for grinding.

The agitation for Tenant-Right in Ireland is destined to fail—in fact, has virtually failed already.

But rents are going up in this neighborhood andWell, I can get a much more satisfactory tenant.

When a lease is about to expire a difficult question sometimes arises, what can the tenant take away with him?

She neglected to say that she had paid the tenant a certain sum to leave the cottage and move into another house.