31. In 1939 the estate of Fota Island and the ground rents of areas was acquired by Arthur Hugh's daughter, The Hon. 32. Another definition for ground rent or absolute ground rent originates from the 18th-century French school of political economy called the Physiocrats. 33. Another definition for ground rent or absolute ground rent originates from the 18th-century French school of political economy called the Physiocrats. 34. Lord Bristol gave ?hAmhsaigh three guineas and ground rent free to build a house, joining the family at the housewarming. 35. They were obliged to pay a ground rent to the landowner, but in return were granted a 99-year lease on the property. 36. Without a reliable source of income, Church of the Good Shepherd found the cost of their annual ground rent a significant hardship. 37. They defined ground rent as that portion of all rent which is attributable only to the size and location of the parcel. 38. This could range from 21 years to 999 years and during this time the leaseholder will pay ground rent to the freeholder. 39. Several uneven pedestrian streets lead from the southwest end of the Shali into it, the ground rent in places by deep cracks. 40. Total revenues are $ 131 million, of which $ 119 million comes from ground rents and payments in lieu of real estate taxes.
