freehold
फ्रीहोल्ड
definition
noun
Title is called feudal or ‘feuhold’ tenure which is the equivalent of freehold and is absolute title.
permanent and absolute tenure of land or property with freedom to dispose of it at will.
adjective
The individual claimants are freehold owners and occupiers of their homes in Church Village.
held by or having the status of freehold.
translation of 'freehold'
जागीर,
तालुका,
मुआफी जमीन
example
That customary land status can easily be turned into 'freehold' title.
More than 50 developers had gone on to pay £150 for a CD package giving technical information which would be required for them to prepare detailed proposals to acquire the 'freehold' .
Southend Council owns the 'freehold' of the airport and ran it until the 1990s, when mounting losses forced them to lease it out to other operators.
The General Property Trust bought the 'freehold' over the 104 square kilometres in December 1997.
Each Aboriginal community needs to decide whether 'freehold' would suit the community best.
Later it was owned perhaps by the lord of the manor, but no individual ownership, much less 'freehold' , existed.
In 1998, he secured the 'freehold' of the complex for an estimated €30m but the 2,000-plus acre site has since reportedly quadrupled in value.
Mrs Norris was the registered 'freehold' owner of the home.
After four attempts he has secured the 'freehold' to a stunning Georgian building on George Street, Edinburgh's smartest shopping district.
From today, developers of new mixed-use properties can choose whether to offer 'freehold' , leasehold or commonhold properties, and people who are leaseholders can now transfer to a commonhold system.
I said the customary rights should not lead to the granting of 'freehold' title.
Dutton spent almost $200,000 to secure 'freehold' of his land and save it from selectors.
As an area of 'freehold' tenure, established for decades, it was not subject to the same array of regulations as the municipal locations.
On 14th February 1996, the 'freehold' interest in the building was transferred to the claimant.
The mortgagor may have a 'freehold' or a leasehold estate in the land.
A 250-year lease is a 'freehold' sale in anyone's book; do these custodians of the citizens' property give a hoot?
At a meeting yesterday, it was decided to sell the 'freehold' together with the fixtures and fittings of the Assembly Rooms, in Blake Street.
Title is called feudal or ‘feuhold’ tenure which is the equivalent of 'freehold' and is absolute title.
My solicitor calls having finally sorted out the final problem, which was the result of a small detail being overlooked and not chased up when the residents bought the property's 'freehold' .
For its part, City of York Council confirmed it holds the 'freehold' of the property and said that the present tenant's lease runs out in 2177.
The valuation assumes a sound 'freehold' title with full vacant possession.
And also I shall have within a year and a day a 'freehold' within the town (as a burgess should), at which I may be summoned, or else lose my burgess status forever.
There are currently two main ways of owning property in England and Wales: 'freehold' and leasehold.
It is a potentially tortuous route, but the property, if renovated as as a 'freehold' , could be worth double the current asking price.
I understand it is the same in relation to 'freehold' and leasehold, that you can be convicted of trespass.
In 1987 the Pearsons decided to sell the whole of their 'freehold' interest in the Hall and the stud farm.
Then a month after that deal was done, Keelwalk came back and said we could buy the 'freehold' .
The simple granting of 'freehold' or leasehold property does not lead to automatic economic development or viable commercial activity.
We were able to buy the 'freehold' for £10,000, which added a huge amount of value.
Greenwich Council is now buying the 'freehold' on adjacent land formerly occupied by Kent Motors to allow for a more spread-out, spacious building.
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