“Whereas there are large seepages of petroleum along the Arctic Coast of Alaska and conditions favorable to the occurrence of valuable petroleum fi elds on the Arctic Coast . . .” President Warren G. Harding used those words in 1923 to describe the apparent petroleum potential of a tract of land on the western North Slope of Alaska, when he issued a one-page executive order establishing the 23-...

Urban land leasing is a monetization strategy that was introduced in 1991 by the contemporary regime. Since then, urban center slum demolitions and their replacement high-end commercial buildings peripheral low-cost residential condominium expansions have been common occurrences Addis Ababa. Land rentiers quote extreme prices at city relatively low towards periphery. Therefore, it has hypothesi...

it is possible for the lessor to transfer the leasehold property to another party through sale or other contracts over the course of lease without enjoying profit. according to iranian civil code, article 498, transferring the object of lease even to the lessee himself does not contradict the lease contract. after the contract, the lease contract is still valid. in french law, transferring the ...

oretically, this measure is smaller than the The lease hunting system in Texas is deconsumer surplus measure of value (Gibbs). scribed and discussed. Results of a hunter It is an important measure of value, however, survey are reported and the value of ingress because it is based on the amount individuals survey are reported and the value of ingress rights for white-tailed deer hunting in Texas...

Accounting standard-setters have proposed that the right to use assets (including land and buildings) acquired under operating lease contracts should be recognised on the balance sheet of lessee companies. In recent years, several empirical research studies have investigated the potential impact of the proposed changes in accounting for leases. The current paper reviews this work and presents s...

The pre-reform period was characterized by state monopoly of land and by land use that did not require any payment. The legal principles of land reform in Russia and the rest of the former Soviet Union were set in 1989 by the Basic Law on Land Legislation in the USSR and the Soviet Republics. This law established the right of the citizens to receive land in permanent or temporary use for agricu...