Windfarm agreements who has the power?

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Brodies

Language: English Series: The In-House Lawyer ; (130) May 2005, 82-83Publication details: 2005Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses what developers and landowners should consider when negotating agreements to develop a particular site as a wind farm. Considers option agreements, leases, different rent options and termination of the lease.

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Discusses what developers and landowners should consider when negotating agreements to develop a particular site as a wind farm. Considers option agreements, leases, different rent options and termination of the lease.

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