You can take a taxi.

Where can we take a taxi?

Can you call a taxi for me?

In principle, the Rent Act assumes that a rent agreement cannot be terminated by the owner, while the tenant has the freedom to give notice to terminate a rent agreement.

Could you lend me 10 francs for a taxi?

A taxi driver to a taxi driver

Mother, please ride with me. Father can take the children. Please!

Tony Vetto, poor taxi driver, stabbed.

Under the lease agreement with Lessor A, ABC leases the computer equipment from Lessor A for a period of two years.

Dom, she'll live.

I said maybe we could have lunch or something.

Maybe.

Taxi.

You ought to go by taxi, or you might not get there in time.

A taxi appeared out of the blue

Taxi!

In a cab.

In a taxi.

Taxi?

And then it also provides them, in the off season, the ability to actually rent out their space for entirely different things.

And so, this astrolabe is on loan from us from the Oxford School of Museum of History.

The taxi has arrived.

Ta Taxi, ma'am?

Call a cab.

Taxi service! Come on!

In a taxi.

Article 237 (3) quot The Lessor shall pay indemnity to the Lessee if the latter is deprived of the use of the rented property before the date of expiration of the Lease for reasons of change of property ownership. quot

I sent him out in the pouring rain for a taxi and when it came, I said,

I was waiting for a taxi.

Where is the taxi?

Where can I take a taxi?

1996 rental

1997 rental

I want to ride in the taxi!

You're a cab.

Any taxis around?

This isn't a taxi

Tough job for a woman!

An air taxi?

An air taxi.

Well, a taxi then. No!

Granting of all Taxi and Contract Carriage Licences throughout Jamaica.

It was also suggested that, in the case where a consignee assigned its rights to a charterer, further clarification might be required as to whether the charterer would be bound by the terms of the charter party or would be protected as a third party.

No sir... Madam left the house alone in a taxi.

8.6 The author dismisses as absurd the State party apos s contention that it is both fair and reasonable that current tenants should participate in the privatization of residential property on a priority basis, as they have contributed to the maintenance and improvement of their apartments during their tenancy.