Ireland to Day And to Morrow
Ireland to Day And to Morrow
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The zones or limits are defined by the condition that the annuity to be paid by the tenant purchaser on the purchase-price paid to the landlord shall be less than the judicial rents by from twenty per cent, for " first-term " rents to forty per cent. , and from ten per cent, to thirty per cent, for second-term rents, according, as the Act pro- vides, to the bargain made between the parties in such cases the Act presumes there is security for the advance. In cases where no judicial rents have be...en fixed the question what the Estates Commissioners have to settle, barring of course fraud, duress, or intimidation on either side, is whether the holding affords security and justifies the advance to be made for its purchase. 9 129 Ireland To-day and To-morrow I have been fortunate enough to secure a table (p. 131) which supplies an illustration of the working of this Act, upon an estate of a typical kind, showing the prices realised by tenant purchasers who, having bought under the Wynd- ham Act, resold their buildings for cash to other tenants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The zones or limits are defined by the condition that the annuity to be paid by the tenant purchaser on the purchase-price paid to the landlord shall be less than the judicial rents by from twenty per cent, for " first-term " rents to forty per cent. , and from ten per cent, to thirty per cent, for second-term rents, according, as the Act pro- vides, to the bargain made between the parties in such cases the Act presumes there is security for the advance. In cases where no judicial rents have be...en fixed the question what the Estates Commissioners have to settle, barring of course fraud, duress, or intimidation on either side, is whether the holding affords security and justifies the advance to be made for its purchase. 9 129 Ireland To-day and To-morrow I have been fortunate enough to secure a table (p. 131) which supplies an illustration of the working of this Act, upon an estate of a typical kind, showing the prices realised by tenant purchasers who, having bought under the Wynd- ham Act, resold their buildings for cash to other tenants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E B Ernest Bruce Iwan Mller to read onlineMoreLess
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