International Union of Tenants

Just ask the tenants.

She's upstairs visiting the tenants.

Now they're asking the tenants.

Oh, the building superintendent and two tenants.

The rights of tenants and other non owners

Mademoiselle has tenants. She never told me that.

Sami started collecting the rent payment from his tenants.

On that occasion, the police did not intervene to protect the tenants.

So thoughtful of my other tenants. I didn't want to disturb anyone.

In Canada, indigenous tenants challenged the discriminatory comments of a landlord and won.

The tenants of these apartments are crammed in, (Grunting) which poses considerable risk.

Tenants need to take the same care with buildings that they do with cars.

She privatized the major government owned industries and sold government owned housing to tenants.

You can't go around bothering my tenants. There's no girl by that name here.

According to the interpretation given to this Regulation by the Croatian authorities, all decisions giving a right of tenure to new tenants taken after 24 July 1991 are void.

As he writes, his lips try on words then toss them out like bad tenants.

After all, they either sell the property or pass on the higher utility costs to tenants.

But, from an economic point of view, the share of homeowners versus tenants is not very important.

A particular priority has been to support community housing that maximizes tenants apos control over their housing.

Four times I've rented it and four times the tenants have left after the very first night.

Well, for establishments with less than 50 rooms... the hotelkeeper's got to report regularly... about tenants and registration.

The Special Rapporteur is concerned by the fact that all four tenants were evicted violently and without due process.

Notifying all the tenants that, in celebration... of Maxim's return with his bride, this week's rent will be free.

However, it has always been the Tribunal's position that should additional tenants be found, it could occupy less office space.

The movement of tenants, in particular the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, also accounts for part of the decrease.

It's also full of anchor tenants at 20 dollars a foot triple that in the middle of the inner city.

As low income households are predominantly tenants, the private sector rental stock plays an important role in meeting their shelter needs.

However, 5,500 families, mostly pre war tenants, were evicted, and, in accordance with the law, they have the right to alternative accommodation.

In Australia, on the other hand, indigenous tenants have challenged State imposed evictions and discriminatory comments made by a private landlord and have lost.

With that in mind, the Government had promoted the distribution of State land to landless tenants, easy availability of credit, and relief to drought affected areas.

And the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center are anchor tenants and they took half the building, and we now train medical technicians through all their system.

24. On returning to Rwanda, many refugees illegally occupy houses dwelling houses or business premises as well as land abandoned by its owners or tenants who have fled.

Many landlords believed it was more profitable to torch their buildings and collect insurance money rather than to sell under those conditions dead or injured former tenants notwithstanding.

16.1 States should ensure that the rights of tenants, social occupancy rights holders and other legitimate occupants or users of housing, land and property are recognized within restitution programmes.

In most of Asia, land reform has focused on converting tenants into private smallholder owners, except in China, where a different model promoting the household responsibility system has been adopted.

Local non governmental organizations and tenants have requested that Croatian authorities stop all evictions until a general solution is found regarding the apartments once belonging to the Yugoslav National Army.

Most of three existing floors were removed as tenants continued to occupy other floors, and more than 350 tons (U.S.) of steel were added to construct three double height trading floors.

In Canadian cities, social or public housing that is owned and operated by indigenous peoples and designed in a culturally sensitive manner has proved to be very popular with indigenous tenants.

Their main demand is likely to be for access to the land as tenants or small farmers, or at least as regular agricultural workers with a minimum degree of social protection.

13.6 States should ensure that users of housing, land and or property, including tenants, have the right to participate in the restitution claims process, including through the filing of collective restitution claims.

Statements were also made by the representatives of the United Nations Volunteers, the International Rural Housing Association, the International Council of Women, the International Federation of Building and Wood Workers, ILO and the International Union of Tenants.

I could've kicked him out 50 times the last when two taxi drivers dumped him into the entrance hall... out cold on the floor with all my tenants going in and out... and children leaving for school!

In the area of housing, the most jeopardized are families and individuals, pre war tenants who occupied other persons' property and then had to leave it without rights to alternative accommodation, regardless of being displaced or domicile families.

Moreover, the Draft Prevention and Resolution of Domestic Violence Act gives the definition of household member covering spouse, former spouse, de facto spouse, legitimate child, adopted child, family members including any person living in the household, excluding tenants.