occupier
Noun
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One who occupies, or has possession.
One who follows an employment; hence, a tradesman.
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“The section makes it possible for the Commissioner to appoint any person, including an occupier of a chargeable property, to be an agent of the owner for the purpose of collecting Land Use Charge.
The pandemic has opened conversations around contractual obligations, lock-in periods, exit notices, and force majeure clauses among other things, from both a developer and occupier perspective.
All hands are on deck to move forward successfully therefore cooperation of every one including the present occupier of the Aso Rock is needed.
Al-Houthi called the supporters of aggression to come back to the right path and reviewing their positions and standing with the nation against the aggressor, invader and occupier.
Every BTL sold does not disappear, it is either bought by an owner occupier or another landlord.
"An occupier has now come forward who wishes to take a long lease on unit 40 and operate a class 2 dentistry business from there.