Sep 13, 2007 19:25
17 yrs ago
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English term
Readiness for usage/habitation
English
Law/Patents
Real Estate
Construction deadlines/planning
I'm searching for a legal phrase (hope there is one!) which describes when a brand new building is not quite ready for habitation (i.e for the buyers/tenants whoever to move in) but it has been finished (the builders have done their job) and is ready for .......decoration/exploitation?
The only phrase I can think of is ready for exploitation but this sounds so awful.
Any help and suggestions appreciated!
The only phrase I can think of is ready for exploitation but this sounds so awful.
Any help and suggestions appreciated!
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3 +2 | in shell condition | Mark Nathan |
3 | readiness for occupancy | Nesrin |
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in shell condition
Might be what youare looking for - this means that all the construction has been completed and there is probably a coat of white paint - but that there are no fixtures, fittings, decorative schemes etc - so it is quite ready not quite ready for occupancy.
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-13 20:39:28 GMT)
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sorry... not quite ready
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Note added at 1 hr (2007-09-13 20:39:28 GMT)
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sorry... not quite ready
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thanks Mark, "readiness for usage" is what I went for in the end."
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readiness for occupancy
There are quite a lot of internet search results for "ready for occupancy" (469,000), e.g.:
GREENBELT RADISSONS (READY FOR OCCUPANCY). 4. B and B/rooms of hosts/ house. 5. Exquisite waterfront freehold land and custom home ...
www.homesonsale.co.uk/greenbelt_radissons_ready_for_occupan...
GREENBELT RADISSONS (READY FOR OCCUPANCY). 4. B and B/rooms of hosts/ house. 5. Exquisite waterfront freehold land and custom home ...
www.homesonsale.co.uk/greenbelt_radissons_ready_for_occupan...
Note from asker:
Thanks for the suggestion Nesrin but this sounds a bit like readiness for habitation, I was looking for a very formal version of "ready for usage", ;-), |
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