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• Twenty years ago, a lot of independent stores would rent books.
• Sections 4 to 7 require information to be contained in rent books.
• There is also a library where you can rent books.
• We were the first web site to rent books and audio books online.
• Entries in a rent book purporting to show rent arrears are likewise punishable by a fine.
• But 60-odd years ago did you have to go to the council with a rent book?
• "We already rent books-on-tape and videos, " says promotions director Bonnie Welch.
• Failure to provide either a rent book or one not in accordance with the prescribed requirements is punishable by a fine.
• In 1234, were reclaimed near Westonzoyland and, from the accounts in the abbey's rent books, this had increased to by 1240.
• A rent card or rent book was used to keep a record of payments . talk ) 20 : 11, 12 September 2012 ( UTC)
• Usually the male head of a family ( or matriarch if the male was dead ), the person in whose name the rent book was held, was registered to vote.
• Timur then reveals that the council gave the residents flats, rent books for free distribution and then gave them ?0 to move but the residents also decided to sell the houses.
• The Parrett were recorded around 1129 . In 1234, were reclaimed near Westonzoyland and, from the accounts in Glastonbury Abbey's rent books, this had increased to by 1240.
• I also had a friend in South Yorkshire who was the rent lady for large parts of Rotherham in the 1990s . ( My parents kept every single rent book by the way.
• "Every opportunity I get, I go out there and tell people buy books, rent books, " he says, " and not only will you notice growth within yourself, everyone else will, too ."
• From the rent books of the Worsley estate, that family certainly held Horringford in the 17th century, and doubtless sold to the representative of the Cromwell family who was in possession at the beginning of the 18th century.
• Edvard R . Richards, owner of Bestseller Audiobooks at 2335 E . Camelback Road, said that 50 to 75 percent of the people who rent books on tape from him during the summer plan to listen to them during long trips in the car.
• However, the " Abbey Dale Works " as such, the buildings of which now form the Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet, are first formally recorded in 1714 ( though it may have derived directly from the " New Wheel " operated by Hugh Stephenson, as detailed in rent books from 1685 ).
• Although a landlord need not provide a rent book ( or other similar document ) except where the rent is payable weekly, if he does, in fact, provide one in other cases, in common with mandatory rent books it also must provide a notice in the form prescribed by regulations.
• Although a landlord need not provide a rent book ( or other similar document ) except where the rent is payable weekly, if he does, in fact, provide one in other cases, in common with mandatory rent books it also must provide a notice in the form prescribed by regulations.