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the following are the producers of oil in Trini.adnj wrote:zoom rader wrote:
Ha, proves you know very little.
The state does not own all the resources in TT.
There are people that own their own mineral right's which means they own the oil.
Deeds produced during king George V era granted these rights to certain lands that was sold. No present goverment can takes these rights away. Deeds after king George V stopped granting mineral rights .
Nearly nothing in these statements is true.
Severable mineral rights as a norm for Trinidad began prior to George V grants of lands. Severable mineral rights persist to this day; land can be sold with or without mineral rights.
Mineral rights for permeable assets such as gas and oil allow for extraction for a location. Those same "owned" assets can, and typically are, extracted from a neighboring site with zero shares of proceeds.
The State is the producer of nearly all T&T gas and oil; simply because of the capital necessary to extract and market it.
Typical requirements in the lease:toyota2nr wrote:The mall dictating what hours the stores should open and close and how long to keep their lights on? Are electricity costs part of rent?
toyota2nr wrote:zoom rader wrote:Questions was raised as to how he got the caroni lands. He was never a caroni worker.apole69 wrote:zoom rader wrote:South land mall was never Caroni lands. It belongs to lenny Saith.apole69 wrote:As an aside.How did the owners of Southland Mall come to be in possession of Caroni Lands?
However if you mean the lands by San Do Tech then that was caroni lands and ratch play off during Manning era to give to his 1% Minster.
My bad.that's the one I meant.West of Sando Tech.
When PNM ended caroni they stole the trains and lines as scrap. Miles of tracks of heavy steel was stolen by a PNM scrap dealers.and shipped abroad. One the carriages wheels was adout 1.5 tons. Caroni had about 20 carriages weighting about 3.5 tons each.
All the carriages and tracks gone
You all think this was a joke
Typical PNM tactics. Everything is tief and corruption.
zoom rader wrote:the following are the producers of oil in Trini.adnj wrote:zoom rader wrote:
Ha, proves you know very little.
The state does not own all the resources in TT.
There are people that own their own mineral right's which means they own the oil.
Deeds produced during king George V era granted these rights to certain lands that was sold. No present goverment can takes these rights away. Deeds after king George V stopped granting mineral rights .
Nearly nothing in these statements is true.
Severable mineral rights as a norm for Trinidad began prior to George V grants of lands. Severable mineral rights persist to this day; land can be sold with or without mineral rights.
Mineral rights for permeable assets such as gas and oil allow for extraction for a location. Those same "owned" assets can, and typically are, extracted from a neighboring site with zero shares of proceeds.
The State is the producer of nearly all T&T gas and oil; simply because of the capital necessary to extract and market it.
Trinity oil, listed on Uk stock market
Columbus Energy, Uk stock market
Touchstone, Canada stock market
Range Resources, uk stock market
BP , UK stock market
Perenco , Uk stock market
Nexen, Uk stock, non producer
Mora Ven oil, TT stock market
adnj wrote:Typical requirements in the lease:toyota2nr wrote:The mall dictating what hours the stores should open and close and how long to keep their lights on? Are electricity costs part of rent?
Hours of operation
Lighting
Facade design
Sharing common areas maintenance costs
Rent increases according to gross sales increases
Sharing property tax costs
Sharing insurance costs
[URL]https://www.upcounsel.com/shopping-center-lease-agreement
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Dizzy28 wrote:How did this thread end up as a local energy thread?
Cause a Tuner wanted to know how a former 1% Minster got to buy Caroni lands next to San Fernando tech which is now south park.Dizzy28 wrote:How did this thread end up as a local energy thread?
Ben_spanna wrote:adnj wrote:Typical requirements in the lease:toyota2nr wrote:The mall dictating what hours the stores should open and close and how long to keep their lights on? Are electricity costs part of rent?
Hours of operation
Lighting
Facade design
Sharing common areas maintenance costs
Rent increases according to gross sales increases
Sharing property tax costs
Sharing insurance costs
[URL]https://www.upcounsel.com/shopping-center-lease-agreement
[/URL]
NOW that ONE is RAPE with no lube.......................
De Dragon wrote:nemisis wrote:I don't see why this making all the rounds. Nothing wrong with what mall management said. If any tenant has a problem pack up and go simple simple. It have vacant spots in c3 just lower down the highway.
I strongly suspect that if you were one of the tenants, you would never oversimplify the problem like that. As I was telling Red Plastic Bag, who wants to be forced into the expense and inconvenience of outfitting their store in another mall miles away because of an unjust position by a landlord?
zoom rader wrote:Cause a Tuner wanted to know how a former 1% Minster got to buy Caroni lands next to San Fernando tech which is now south park.Dizzy28 wrote:How did this thread end up as a local energy thread?
Then the great PNM arsehole Randolphinshan jumped in to say kamal promises billions of barrell of oil. Then Redman jumped in to defend him when i disputed their bullchit and mis-information.
Redman wrote:zoom rader wrote:Cause a Tuner wanted to know how a former 1% Minster got to buy Caroni lands next to San Fernando tech which is now south park.Dizzy28 wrote:How did this thread end up as a local energy thread?
Then the great PNM arsehole Randolphinshan jumped in to say kamal promises billions of barrell of oil. Then Redman jumped in to defend him when i disputed their bullchit and mis-information.
no yuh wrong I jumped in to say that you were talking chit.
Reflex action based on your posting history.
nemisis wrote:I'm not oversimplifying anything. I was renting in a mall I won't name and paid my rent on time for two years and in that time I had issues from having to park at the back of the mall to a mold problem. So the business was moved elsewhere at earliest convenience. The only thing you have that anyone listens too at the end of the day is your wallet. The spot I occupied is still vacant and its been over a year since I moved.De Dragon wrote:nemisis wrote:I don't see why this making all the rounds. Nothing wrong with what mall management said. If any tenant has a problem pack up and go simple simple. It have vacant spots in c3 just lower down the highway.
I strongly suspect that if you were one of the tenants, you would never oversimplify the problem like that. As I was telling Red Plastic Bag, who wants to be forced into the expense and inconvenience of outfitting their store in another mall miles away because of an unjust position by a landlord?
South park kool bro.Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
zoom rader wrote:South park kool bro.Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
But you need to reseach how did 1% acquire those Caroni lands.
San Do Tech was built on Caroni lands and that is all good for education
, i even attended that school. Problem is how did 1% get it is hands on these lands before caroni workers got their lands and some are still waiting.
Private folk getting caroni lands and never even worked there.
zoom rader wrote:Problem is how did 1% get it is hands on these lands before caroni workers got their lands and some are still waiting.
Private folk getting caroni lands and never even worked there.
Making sence and Caroni lands secretly sold to 1%?j.o.e wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
This man talking sense. But Trinis prefer to play victim and blame the %
zoom rader wrote:Making sence and Caroni lands secretly sold to 1%?j.o.e wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
This man talking sense. But Trinis prefer to play victim and blame the %
You real drinking Bailiser Juice. Thats why this country stinks cause people like you support these crooks.
Good infor broMoobs wrote:zoom rader wrote:South park kool bro.Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
But you need to reseach how did 1% acquire those Caroni lands.
San Do Tech was built on Caroni lands and that is all good for education
, i even attended that school. Problem is how did 1% get it is hands on these lands before caroni workers got their lands and some are still waiting.
Private folk getting caroni lands and never even worked there.
My family used to plant garden on a small portion of land opposite San Do Tec, exactly where they build the Courts in South Park.
One day when we were going to reap our crops, somebody from the government told my grandfather that the land was purchased by xxxx-Rahael for the construction of a mall, and that we were no longer allowed to enter the premises because they were going to build a mall in that location. Not sure how they could acquire that land in the first place since caroni was still around.
Many years later when the PP came into government and they were repairing the highway infront of San Do Tec, where they have the traffic lights, a roundabout was initially supposed to be in that location with a road coming out of the neighboring village(if you look at the placement of some of the traffic lights, it shows a few traffic lights oriented in a way as if a road was supposed to come out of the village), but they couldn't acquire the land legally, so they tried to seize peoples property in the village opposite to San do tec. Town and Country came one day and kicked people out and fenced around two people homes. They even hired police to guard the properties. The owners went to their MP, who said he ain't doing nothing and he ain't care. Thankfully the property owners(who have deeds) took their case to CID who evaluated the seizure documents by Town and Country and found them to be fraudulent, and the owners got back their homes.
When de files buss by de contractor, it was basically a collaboration between him(the contractor), a few MP's, Mall affiliates, and certain people in Town and Country.
The whole situation, thought me a very good lesson about these politicians, especially since Point a Pierre has mostly been a UNC area.
Just know that loyalty, don't matter to any of these politicians, and they would steamroll your home with your family in it, if it means that they get to sprang a few millions for themselves.
zoom rader wrote:Good infor broMoobs wrote:zoom rader wrote:South park kool bro.Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
But you need to reseach how did 1% acquire those Caroni lands.
San Do Tech was built on Caroni lands and that is all good for education
, i even attended that school. Problem is how did 1% get it is hands on these lands before caroni workers got their lands and some are still waiting.
Private folk getting caroni lands and never even worked there.
My family used to plant garden on a small portion of land opposite San Do Tec, exactly where they build the Courts in South Park.
One day when we were going to reap our crops, somebody from the government told my grandfather that the land was purchased by xxxx-Rahael for the construction of a mall, and that we were no longer allowed to enter the premises because they were going to build a mall in that location. Not sure how they could acquire that land in the first place since caroni was still around.
Many years later when the PP came into government and they were repairing the highway infront of San Do Tec, where they have the traffic lights, a roundabout was initially supposed to be in that location with a road coming out of the neighboring village(if you look at the placement of some of the traffic lights, it shows a few traffic lights oriented in a way as if a road was supposed to come out of the village), but they couldn't acquire the land legally, so they tried to seize peoples property in the village opposite to San do tec. Town and Country came one day and kicked people out and fenced around two people homes. They even hired police to guard the properties. The owners went to their MP, who said he ain't doing nothing and he ain't care. Thankfully the property owners(who have deeds) took their case to CID who evaluated the seizure documents by Town and Country and found them to be fraudulent, and the owners got back their homes.
When de files buss by de contractor, it was basically a collaboration between him(the contractor), a few MP's, Mall affiliates, and certain people in Town and Country.
The whole situation, thought me a very good lesson about these politicians, especially since Point a Pierre has mostly been a UNC area.
Just know that loyalty, don't matter to any of these politicians, and they would steamroll your home with your family in it, if it means that they get to sprang a few millions for themselves.
Seeing hard times my arse, remember they also own superpham. A place I will never spend my money.Slartibartfast wrote:zoom rader wrote:Good infor broMoobs wrote:zoom rader wrote:South park kool bro.Slartibartfast wrote:Now I love to jump on the 1% case as much as everybody else but I don't think they being unreasonable here.
Ideally you want the parking spots with the highest turnover closest to the building. Better to inconvenience 1 person once per day than 20 different people every day. If they concerned about when they need to deposit cash, well just walk to the car and drive it to the entrance before taking out your cash. Nobody telling you to walk all the way to your car with it.
For the lighting, I understand that Southpark is trying to provide a consistent and comfortable experience for patrons. Uniformly well lit corridors up to a certain time makes sense.
I think the shop owners forgetting that their business depends on the customer patronage which those measures are intended to help. At the end of the day the Southpark owners still collecting the same rent so it seems like the tenants making a big deal about not being allowed to shoot themselves in their foot.
But you need to reseach how did 1% acquire those Caroni lands.
San Do Tech was built on Caroni lands and that is all good for education
, i even attended that school. Problem is how did 1% get it is hands on these lands before caroni workers got their lands and some are still waiting.
Private folk getting caroni lands and never even worked there.
My family used to plant garden on a small portion of land opposite San Do Tec, exactly where they build the Courts in South Park.
One day when we were going to reap our crops, somebody from the government told my grandfather that the land was purchased by xxxx-Rahael for the construction of a mall, and that we were no longer allowed to enter the premises because they were going to build a mall in that location. Not sure how they could acquire that land in the first place since caroni was still around.
Many years later when the PP came into government and they were repairing the highway infront of San Do Tec, where they have the traffic lights, a roundabout was initially supposed to be in that location with a road coming out of the neighboring village(if you look at the placement of some of the traffic lights, it shows a few traffic lights oriented in a way as if a road was supposed to come out of the village), but they couldn't acquire the land legally, so they tried to seize peoples property in the village opposite to San do tec. Town and Country came one day and kicked people out and fenced around two people homes. They even hired police to guard the properties. The owners went to their MP, who said he ain't doing nothing and he ain't care. Thankfully the property owners(who have deeds) took their case to CID who evaluated the seizure documents by Town and Country and found them to be fraudulent, and the owners got back their homes.
When de files buss by de contractor, it was basically a collaboration between him(the contractor), a few MP's, Mall affiliates, and certain people in Town and Country.
The whole situation, thought me a very good lesson about these politicians, especially since Point a Pierre has mostly been a UNC area.
Just know that loyalty, don't matter to any of these politicians, and they would steamroll your home with your family in it, if it means that they get to sprang a few millions for themselves.
Interesting stuff if true. About the other tuner that say Rahael and them seeing some hard times, IDK what counts as hard times for them. They currently building a huge high rise apartment complex behind UTT (Southpark Residence is the name of it). All I could say is I wish I could experience some of their kinda hard times yes.
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