(A) what is placed in front of it. The word has several meanings; Sometimes it refers to statements made previously; how I act according to these premises; In this sense, this word can encompass a variety of topics that have no connection to each other; 1 East, r. 456; it is a formal part of a document; and it is made to designate an estate. (b) Estates. Land and dwelling houses are generally referred to as premises when specifically mentioned; The premises are sold without reservation. 1 East, r. 453. C) Transfer of ownership. The part appearing at the beginning of an instrument which lists the names of the parties with their titles and additions and which reproduces the documents, agreements or facts necessary to explain the reasons on which the contract concluded at that time is based; And here too, it is the consideration on which it is placed and the certainty of the thing that is granted. 2 Bl. Com. 298. The technical meaning of premises in a document is everything that precedes credit.
8 Mass. R. 174; 6 Conn. R. 289. (D) Equity advocacy. This part of an invoice normally referred to the specified part of the invoice. It contains a description of the facts and circumstances of the plaintiff`s case and the wrongs complained of, as well as the names of the persons on whom he acted and against whom he seeks compensation. PREMISES, transfer of ownership. The part at the beginning of an instrument which lists the names of the parties with their titles and additions and which sets out the documents, agreements or facts necessary to explain the reasons on which the contract concluded at that time is based; And here too, it is the consideration on which it is placed and the certainty of the thing that is granted. 2 Bl. Com.
298. The technical meaning of premises in a document is everything that precedes credit. 8 Mass. R. 174; 6 Conn. R. 289. What is placed before him; the foregoing; the above statements. Thus, in logic, the two introductory sentences of the syllogism are called “premises”, and from them the conclusion follows from them. Thus, the phrase “having regard to the premises” is often used in advocacy, i.e. “having regard to the elements set out above”.
See Teutonia F. Ins. Co. v. Mund, 102 Pa. 93; Alaska Imp. Hirsch, 119 Cal. 249, 47 Pac. 124.
In the transfer of ownership. The part of an instrument that precedes the credit, which lists the names of the parties with their titles and additions and which sets out the instruments, agreements or facts necessary to explain the reasons for the transaction in question; And here too, the consideration on which it is made is established and the certainty of the question is granted. In the domains. land and apartment buildings; an estate; the purpose of a transfer. The term “premises” is commonly used to refer to the country and its accessories; But its usual and appropriate meaning in a transfer is the thing destroyed or granted by the act. The word is also used to refer to the item that is insured in a policy. 4 campb. 89.
In equitable pleading. Specified part of an invoice. It contains a description of the facts and circumstances of the plaintiff`s case and the wrongs complained of, as well as the names of the persons on whom he acted and against whom he seeks compensation. History, Gl.PL LOCAL. Which is put first. The word has several meanings; Sometimes it refers to statements made previously; how I act according to these premises; In this sense, this word can encompass a variety of topics that have no connection to each other; 1 East, r. 456; it is a formal part of a document; and it is made to designate an estate. PREMISES, Domains.
Land and dwelling houses are generally referred to as premises when specifically mentioned; The premises are sold without reservation. 1 East, r. 453. (n.1) in real property, land and improvements thereto, building, business, store, dwelling or other designated structure. The exact premises may be important in determining whether an outbuilding (shed, cabin, detached garage) is insured or whether a person charged with burglary has actually entered a building. 2) In oral argument, premises mean “all of the above”, as in a prayer (request) at the end of a complaint requesting “any other order deemed appropriate on the premises” (an order based on what was stated in the complaint). A: There is no legal definition. Or if a legal definition were given, it might not be helpful to respond to your situation. As a rule, the definition is found in the text of the document granting rights to these premises.
If it is an act, the premises are the legal description contained in the act. If it is a lease, the premises are defined. Even then, a dispute could arise and it may be necessary for a court to determine the scope of the premises based on the context of the situation and the dispute. The answer may depend on the circumstances that trigger your question. For example, a lease for half of a duplex home may require each tenant to keep “the premises” clean and tidy, without saying exactly which areas are included. This could therefore include the yard outside the house, although each tenant`s premises are their half in the house. Use the “Find a Lawyer” tab here on Justia to consult with a lawyer who can review all the facts of your specific situation and give you a specific answer that applies to your facts. The following terms used in this Agreement are defined as follows: Energy Baseline – A calculation or measurement of any type of energy consumed in existing facilities on the Site prior to the installation of energy saving measures or energy efficiency measures as described in Annex 4 – M&V Plan (or, if applicable, , water consumption or operation and maintenance costs).
The start date of the performance guarantee does not occur and the Customer is not obliged to accept the Work, unless all installation of the equipment on the premises and training are completed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, including, but not limited to, the satisfaction of all claims for work and materials. PREMISES, pleading in equity. This part of an invoice normally referred to the specified part of the invoice. It contains a description of the facts and circumstances of the plaintiff`s case and the wrongs complained of, as well as the names of the persons on whom he acted and against whom he seeks compensation.
