Short-term lease definition
Short-term lease means a lease for a period of 29 days or less including trip leases. Back-to-back leases of 29 days or less are considered short-term leases.
Short-term lease means a rental lease agreement of two years or less.
Short-term lease means a lease of 30 days or less.
More Definitions of Short-term lease
Short-term lease means, at any time, a written lease agreement that (i) had an initial lease term of at least 12 months, which initial lease term expired on or prior to such time and (ii) has no minimum lease term at such time, but is instead month-to-month, as a result of the initial lease term having been extended on such basis.
Short-term lease means a trustee lease or leases over the Areas A and B for a term of two years between TSIRC and the State under the TSILA for a term of two years, on the terms, or generally on the same terms as set out in Schedule 4.
Short-term lease means a lease of one year or less in duration.
Short-term lease means a lease agreement valid for a term
Short-term lease means a lease that is not a long term lease.
Short-term lease means the short-term lease agreement substantially in the form attached as Annex T;
Short-term lease means a written agreement granting exclusive possession or use