Occupied property definition
Occupied property means one of the following conditions apply:
Occupied property means a residential property with a structure on which any person, including an owner, operator, or tenant, but not a trespasser, lives, sleeps, cooks or otherwise maintains actual possession.
Occupied property means property upon which is located a residence, business or industrial or manufacturing use.
Examples of Occupied property in a sentence
Property owners or representatives of Occupied property shall make arrangements for Solid Waste Collection services directly with the Company.
A current owner of an Occupied property is not responsible for a prior owner's payment of Collection fees to the Company.
More Definitions of Occupied property
Occupied property means property on which there is a building for which a certificate of occupancy has been issued.
Occupied property means any Employer’s Property included under the Contract and which at the time of execution of the Works, is legally inhabited by the Employer’s rent paying tenants, lessees, residents and/or others.
Occupied property or "occupied premises" means a premises on which any person over one year of age, including an owner or operator, lives, sleeps, cooks or otherwise maintains actual possession.
Occupied property means any commercial, institutional or residential property upon which a building exists and is in use. “Town” shall mean the Town of Lamont.
Occupied property shall have the meaning ascribed to it in paragraph 8.1 of Schedule 3B (Company Warranties);
Occupied property shall have the meaning set forth in Section 4.2(a).
Occupied property means "builders risk property" that is occupied in whole or in part, or put to its intended use prior to the final acceptance by the owner of that property.