Noun:

ಪೆಟ್ನಿ, ಕೊಳೆತ, ಪತನ,

dilapidations's Usage Examples:

preserve them for the family’s benefit because he could be soon liable for dilapidations under commercial leases.

A record survives of the charges placed upon Burns for "dilapidations" at Ellisland and is for "Glass" six shillings! Agnes Wilson was a female.

these changes of use, the fabric had undergone numerous alterations and dilapidations, and in 1968–69 the building underwent a major programme of work to.

building regulations Undertaking pre-acquisition surveys Negotiating dilapidations claims Building Surveyors also advise on many aspects of construction.

dilapidations on a tenant either during or more commonly at the end of the lease, itemising the breaches of covenant.

state of his palace involved him in building, and in litigation about dilapidations with his predecessor and metropolitan, Sterne.

pope Pius II to issue a brief (7 April 1461) forbidding any further dilapidations.

The principles on which such dilapidations are to be ascertained, and the application of the money payable in respect.

archbishop, and was in consequence involved in litigation on the question of dilapidations with Archbishop William Wake.

claimed that Solomon had extorted 40 marks from the abbey for alleged dilapidations to the rectory house.

They may also assess damage or dilapidations on behalf of an insurance company.

although Thirlby received 500£ from Bishop Goodrich"s executors for dilapidations, he left his houses, bridges, lodes, rivers, causeways, and banks, in.

will he left various items of furniture to his successor in lieu of dilapidations but this was unacceptable to the next bishop, Richard Barnes, who took.

Synonyms:

deterioration, decrepitude, impairment,

Antonyms:

success, enrich, stay, soundness,