premises
જગ્યા
definition
noun
business premises
a house or building, together with its land and outbuildings, occupied by a business or considered in an official context.
translation of 'premises'
જગ્યા,
મકાન-હદ,
આદિ-ખંડ,
અ આમુખ
noun
ઇમારત અને તેની હદ
example
supplying alcoholic liquor for consumption on the 'premises'
No other witness has even suggested that Mr C was on the 'premises' after the court order.
the three had negotiated a lease for a 'premises' in Boothstown, Manchester
According to the director, the company may look at installing another business on the 'premises' , or may opt to lease the property.
One cold morning in 1999 a carton box was found on the 'premises' of a church building in Kabwata.
Munich's huge central station has almost every service imaginable on the 'premises' from a hotel to a beauty salon/massage parlor.
The couple, who also run a jewellery repair service on the 'premises' , are urging businesses and organisations in the town to pledge items which can be sold to the highest bidder on the night.
I award nothing for the value of the equipment left on the premises or the loss of value of 'premises' and leasehold improvements.
There were no Cuban government officials anywhere on the 'premises' , not even in the building, much less in the room.
The expansive lodge he built on the 'premises' was a prefabricated building, one of the first of its kind, and was delivered to Sedgefields by train.
German police called to a break-in at an apartment in the northern town of Itzstedt found the intruder still on the 'premises' and hiding under a kitchen cabinet.
A true copy of the notice should be served on the tenant or posted in a conspicuous place on the 'premises' .
business 'premises'
The movement restrictions must therefore apply to all bovine animals on the 'premises' .
The minister was furious and ordered the club immediately closed for permitting indecent behavior on the 'premises' , the official said.
alcohol is not allowed on the 'premises'
The occupants were present on the 'premises' and, your Honours, the events were such as were likely to cause distress.
The Commissioners' case that the Playgroup operates as a business on the 'premises' must therefore be based on the nature and operation of the playgroup itself.
Lord Reid did not believe there could be delegation where the licensee remained on the 'premises' .
the company has moved to new 'premises'
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