peppercorn rent उदाहरण वाक्य

The future of the stadium ( and hence the club ) was only secured in 1992, when the property developers were peppercorn rent.
The Village Hall Committee is also responsible for maintaining the playing field for which the Parish Council pays Sutton Estates a quarterly peppercorn rent.
It is not uncommon, even in the modern day, for a peppercorn rent to be denominated in ( sometimes whimsical ) physical goods rather than currency.
This led to the 1989 setting up of a charitable trust, with the lease for a peppercorn rent, to stop the theatre from becoming a political tool.
The lease for the site was acquired from the Calthorpe Estate on a peppercorn rent by the BBC . Plans for Pebble Mill were approved in 1967.

Once a derelict hotel, which was volunteered by the Council for a peppercorn rent, the property is now a haven by which any child would be overwhelmed.
"Prince Michael says he is not a quitter, but he certainly seems to be a squatter getting this valuable property for a peppercorn rent, " he said Sunday.
The Vine Cricket Club must pay Sevenoaks Town Council a rent of 2 peppercorns per year-one for the ground and one for the pavilion, the archetypal peppercorn rent.
Recently they have been on at the city council for daring to raise the peppercorn rents they pay to put tables, chairs and musicians'podiums outside in the piazza.
Methodists had begun a Sunday School in a house in 1805, and in 1808 Madocks gave them the land on a 99-year lease, subject to a peppercorn rent.