| 单词 | occupy a property |
| 释义 | occupy a property We were the first people to occupy the property and the work had been completed about six months before the purchase. Times, Sunday Times This means that you have the right to use or occupy the property for a given period of time, usually 99 years or more. Times, Sunday Times It states that a buyer who moves in early will generally occupy the property under a temporary licence arrangement rather than a full-blown tenancy with security of tenure. Times, Sunday Times In the present case, the terms on which the defendant had been permitted to occupy the property excluded the grant of legal possession. Times, Sunday Times Accordingly, the defendant had been granted a per-sonal licence to occupy the property. Times, Sunday Times |
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