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Can someone guide me to a sample contract or agreement to rent out land for an event?

The company that I work for will be renting a portion of property for a weekend sale. A local car lot is renting the property for 5 days, and I need to create a contract that will assure that the property is left in the same condition that is was before use. I wanted a sample just to assure that I have the legal mumbo jumbo down. Any assistance would be great!

How does yahoo finance construct its industry indexes? Are they equally-weighted or market cap-weighted?

The indexes I refer to can be found by clicking on the industry link found in the business summary portion of a given stock’s page, followed by the second link in the Intraday performance summary section of the resulting page. As one example, for Home Depot (ticker: HD), the ultimate link to the Home Improvement index is

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5EYHOh841

can landlord padlock door?

In NYS can a landlord padlock your door if you are in dispute over a portion of the rent? I deducted an amount for damage done to my sofa from my rent (Less than a third of my rent) from my current rent and I’m curious if they can lock me out of my apartment.

Mainland portion of El nido, Palawan, Philippines for sale! anyone interested?

This is my second time posting this because i had it wrong the first time bcoz i didn’t consult my parents first. The land area is: 92,231 Sq.m Total sales value: $368,924 the mainland portion is located at El nido, Palawan, Philippines. It has a long stretch of powdery white sand beach(300 meters) ideal for a resort. Since it’s in El nido “Palawan” you can rest assure that the place is gorgeous. My dad wants to sell it so that he and my mom can now retire. so im just helping them out. If you’re interested just send me an email.

Does anyone know of a contract between owner and buyer that allows the owner to retain a portion of the land?

Upon the elderly lady’s death or incapacity then we would be able to then own her portion. We want to buy an elderly lady’s 300 acres and let her retain her home and surrounding land until her death or incapacity. She has no family and her husband passed last year. Are the tax implications better for her if we do the sale this way?