0 money paid by the owner of a building or apartment to the person who owns the land on which it has been built --
1 money paid by the owner of a building or apartment to the person who owns the land on which it has been built: --
The landlord's lease contained a clause under which the ground rent could be reviewed every 10 years.
As a result of his campaign, the ground rent grazers are going through a lean patch.
According to the increase in the number of houses the ground rent is reduced.
It would reduce the cost of the ground rent per house.
At auction, the price reflects the ground rent value.
In the meantime, they should pay any ground rent and maintenance charges to the commonhold association.
I think this has arisen from cases like the road sweeper's case, where he invested £300 in leasehold property with a ground rent.
She has to bear all the costs of lighting, heating, rates, water rate, ground rent, and so on.
