freehold
ఫ్రీహోల్ద్
definition
noun
Title is called feudal or ‘feuhold’ tenure which is the equivalent of freehold and is absolute title.
permanent and absolute tenure of land or property with freedom to dispose of it at will.
adjective
The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village.
held by or having the status of freehold.
translation of 'freehold'
మున్యము,
పన్నులేని భూమి,
స్వతంత్రుడై అనుభవించే భూమి
example
Each Aboriginal community needs to decide whether 'freehold' would suit the community best.
Greenwich Council is now buying the 'freehold' on adjacent land formerly occupied by Kent Motors to allow for a more spread-out, spacious building.
At a meeting yesterday, it was decided to sell the 'freehold' together with the fixtures and fittings of the Assembly Rooms, in Blake Street.
The valuation assumes a sound 'freehold' title with full vacant possession.
My solicitor calls having finally sorted out the final problem, which was the result of a small detail being overlooked and not chased up when the residents bought the property's 'freehold' .
On 14th February 1996, the 'freehold' interest in the building was transferred to the claimant.
The deal included the transfer of two pieces of land in 'freehold' , the right to hunt and carry out ceremonies, and a strong management role with seven jobs in a new national park.
The Crown does not normally make grants to itself in 'freehold' or by lease.
It means that instead of being tenants we will own the 'freehold' of the building so we can really make plans for the future of the club.
In 1987 the Pearsons decided to sell the whole of their 'freehold' interest in the Hall and the stud farm.
The biggest decision is whether to go for 'freehold' or leasehold.
Dutton spent almost $200,000 to secure 'freehold' of his land and save it from selectors.
Most importantly it would create complicated flying 'freehold' arrangements which are notoriously difficult to manage from an estate management perspective, as discussed above.
A 250-year lease is a 'freehold' sale in anyone's book; do these custodians of the citizens' property give a hoot?
In 1998, he secured the 'freehold' of the complex for an estimated €30m but the 2,000-plus acre site has since reportedly quadrupled in value.
The county council has now agreed to transfer the 'freehold' of land at Darlingscote Road to the district council.
You are entitled to purchase a plot of land in Spain as a 'freehold' and own it outright, in the same way that a Spanish person could come to Ireland and buy land.
The University of York bought the 'freehold' from the York Civic Trust, which maintained an interest, but was forced to put it on the market because of the growing cost of structural repairs.
The company acquired the 'freehold' on the land around two years ago but the club has a long lease on the site.
The simple granting of 'freehold' or leasehold property does not lead to automatic economic development or viable commercial activity.
Massachusetts's farming families relied on their labor to eke out a bare competency and secure a 'freehold' , while planters exploited the labor of their slaves and engrossed lands.
The law allows foreigners to hold 49 per cent of the units in a condominium 'freehold' and, in certain cases, a full 100 per cent.
Barnsley Council has been accused of a ‘terrible betrayal’ of working class communities after it made a controversial decision to sell off the 'freehold' of four working men's clubs.
I said the customary rights should not lead to the granting of 'freehold' title.
As a leaseholder you have the right to extend the lease for 90 years or even to buy the 'freehold' if certain criteria are met, though the application process is expensive and takes a long time.
As the council still have the 'freehold' for the car park we will be liaising with them.
More than 50 developers had gone on to pay £150 for a CD package giving technical information which would be required for them to prepare detailed proposals to acquire the 'freehold' .
From today, developers of new mixed-use properties can choose whether to offer 'freehold' , leasehold or commonhold properties, and people who are leaseholders can now transfer to a commonhold system.
I understand it is the same in relation to 'freehold' and leasehold, that you can be convicted of trespass.
The General Property Trust bought the 'freehold' over the 104 square kilometres in December 1997.
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