immoveable property definition
immoveable property means land, benefits from the land, building and things constructed or situated on that land and things installed on those buildings.
immoveable property means land whether covered by water or not, any estate or interest in or over land or arising out of or relating to land and anything permanently attached to the earth or permanently fastened to anything so attached;
immoveable property means any land (other than agricultural land) or any building or part of a building.
More Definitions of immoveable property
immoveable property means all terminals, buildings and structures on the Airport Sites, including all fixtures and fittings as determined in accordance with Applicable Law.
immoveable property means the immoveable property or properties mortgaged or to be mortgaged under the Mortgage;
immoveable property means any freehold, leasehold, heritable or other land or buildings wheresoever situate and any estate or interest therein, and shall, where the context shall admit, include any part thereof.
immoveable property means all the Charged Assets in Clauses 3.1(1) and 3.1(2) and, as the context shall require or admit, any part of such Charged Assets.
immoveable property means the immoveable property of the Corporation and any title or interest therein, all of which are described in Schedule 4.1(16) attached hereto.
immoveable property means anything that can be the subject of a supply of immoveable property, as defined in section 29(6), irrespective of whether what is supplied constitutes property or is merely a chose in action;
immoveable property means real estate investment involving direct ownership, by the private pension scheme, of land or buildings;