Other parts are leased to the Cottonera Waterfront Group, a private consortium.

In 1907, part of the garden's site was leased to White City Limited, a company set up by Heathcote and Brown.

The chamber got its first permanent venue in 1869 when a part of The Madras Mail office was leased to them.

Today, the remaining part of the estate is owned by Kent County Council, but is leased to the reserve trust.

At the beginning they were quite successful farmers but meanwhile a large part of the land is leased to white farmers with more money.

In 1934 part of the base was leased to the Marine Corps to use for maneuvers and gunnery ranges.

With the cold war's end, parts of the base have been leased to businesses and some of the barracks now house backpackers.

An entire province, or any part of it, could be leased, sold or otherwise disposed of like a private estate.

From the 1880s, parts of the reserve were being leased for grazing, providing much-needed revenue for the committee of management.

They discovered that crucial parts of the yard had already been leased at terms unfavorable to any future owner.