- Rental value
Rental value is the
Fair market value ofProperty whilerent ed out in alease . More generally, it may be theconsideration paid under the lease for the right to occupy, or theroyalties orreturn received by alessor (landlord ) under a license toreal property . [Ballentine's Law Dictionary, p. 450.] In the science and art ofAppraisal , it is the amount that would be paid forrental of similarreal property in the same condition and in the same area. [ [http://www.legal-dictionary.freedictionery.com/rental+value Free legal dictionary] ] [ [http://dictionary.law.com/default2.asp?selected=1791&bold=7%C7%C7%C7%C Law dictionary online] ]In a
contract law suit, the lessor could collect the "rental value" of thepremises from thesaloon lessee {tenant ) who had violated alease . ["Geolet v. National Insur, Co.", 164 N.E. 101, 62 A.L.R. 425, Landlord & Tenant (key #) 184(1)(year?).] Usable value is "not" the same as rental value, but is equivalent, and has been used in acondemnation proceeding. ["Reisert c. City of New York", 66 N.E. 731, 174 N.Y. 196 (year?).]Rental value can also be used in a
divorce ,separation , orannulment action forequitable distribution , in those states "lacking"Community property laws. Fact|date=May 2007References
ee also
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Appraisal
*Capitalization rate
*Fair market value
*Gross Output
*Gross Rent Multiplier
*Mesne
*Minimum lease payments
*Operating surplus
*Present value
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