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her·edita·ment [ˌherɪˈdɪtəmənt, am. angl. -əˈdɪt̬ə-] SAM. PRAVO

hereditament dated

bebautes oder unbebautes Grundstück

hereditament SAM. NEPREM.

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hereditament

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A hereditament can include the right to exhibit advertisements on another's property (such as a commercial advertising hoarding), mines, and certain sporting rights.

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As an incorporeal hereditament, it can be left in a will or transferred to someone else at any time (and can also be held by women).

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A franchise, such as a corporation, a jurisdiction, or a right to collect certain tolls or taxes, was, in effect, a kind of property: an incorporeal hereditament.

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This itself does not directly provide a definition, but depends on the case law already established by prior forms of rating; no statutory definition of the hereditament exists.

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It is possible for a hereditament to be both non-domestic and domestic in different parts, for example a shop with living accommodation.

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Any hereditament that does not meet the criteria for domestic will be non-domestic (although it may then be exempt).

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If it occupies the neighbouring property as well, the two together are the hereditament.

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If it occupies only the ground floor, that is the hereditament (and the first floor is a separate hereditament).

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An example of a corporeal hereditament is land held in freehold.

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It was held that the functional connection between the two properties was so great that they were to be treated as a single hereditament.

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