Príklady peppercorn

• Additional benefits received by workers include incentive bonuses, free housing and hospitals, and land for cultivation at peppercorn rents.

• For the first five years the rent will be a peppercorn rent.

• I still fail to understand how he is to pay by periodical payments of a peppercorn rent for a road which has been dug up.

• It has no value to the commission since it is on long lease with a peppercorn rent.

• Many owners offered their houses in the national emergency, either for peppercorn rents or for nominal rents.

• As he said, a peppercorn is valuable consideration.

• That evidence was totally negative and contained not a peppercorn of constructive policy on the subject of milk.

• I come now to an even more important matter relating to the peppercorn rent.

• The second point is that this asks for a peppercorn rent.

• In many cases, ground rents are merely tokens—some are almost peppercorn rents—and do not in any way represent the value of the property.

• There will be a good many peppercorns before he has paid people out.

• They are absolutely peppercorn in this day and age.

• It is possibly akin to feeding a ravenous man with a peppercorn.

• There are long-term leases, annual leases and no leases at all, but simply informal arrangements, with rents which range from "peppercorn" to near-commercial.

• Frequently, where there is an estate in which peppercorn sales have been made, the cost of maintenance and administration per house has risen.