Glossary entry

Romanian term or phrase:

contract de arendare

English translation:

agricultural lease

Added to glossary by siminagheorghe
Oct 2, 2008 09:30
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Romanian term

contract de arendare

Romanian to English Law/Patents Law: Contract(s)
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Adrian MM. (X) Oct 2, 2008:
What type of land is the target of this contract - agricultural-only, business or residential?

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agricultural lease

CONTRACT DE ARENDARE
CAPITOLUL III
Scopul arendarii
Art. 4. - Terenul arendat va fi folosit de catre arendas doar in scopul exploatarii agricole.
www.modeldecontract.ro/formular/articol/id_288/Contract_de_...

AGRICULTURAL LEASE
6. Use of Property. The Premises shall be used only for planting, caring for and harvesting of crops and for other incidental uses.
www.westlandswater.org/resources\lease\masterlease.pdf
www.cityofdover.com/media/bids/garrison lease.doc
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land leasing agreement/contract



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Note added at 8 mins (2008-10-02 09:39:15 GMT)
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A farm lease is a contract that lets a tenant hire or rent land for a fixed period of time. Tenants pay landlords an agreed sum of money for each hectare, or for the farm as a whole. They pay this rent quarterly, half-yearly or yearly, in advance.

In typical leases landlords provide the land, buildings and fences and usually pay council rates, repairs and insurance on fixed assets. Tenants usually provide their labour, machinery and livestock and meet all the operating costs, including liability insurance covering their plant, stock and accidents connected with the farming operations. The tenants get all the income that comes from crops, produce and livestock.
http://www.rurallaw.org.au/handbook/xml/ch02s04.php

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