0 the opportunity to buy something before it is offered to anyone else:
This was because the landlord had the right of first refusal.
In that case, the landlord would exercise his right of first refusal to purchase the improvements.
If individual titling is permitted, prohibitions against land alienation would be imposed, taking perhaps the form of reserving the right of first refusal for members of the community.
In our consultation paper, we proposed that the right of first refusal should be extended to houses.
Does she accept that that situation could have been avoided by extending the right of first refusal to householders?
It no longer enjoys the right of first refusal on public sector inventions.
On the other hand, it might be that the first refusal was very trivial and venial and might be met by a penalty of £2 or £3.
I understand that he is also considering the question of first refusal of sales.
