In exchange, the U.S. was granted land in various British possessions for the establishment of naval or air bases, on ninety-nine-year rent-free leases, on:

GalacTech holds Rodeo on a ninety-nine-year lease with the government of Orient IV.

It's in the ninety-nine-year lease.

Accordingly, Cuba's Government of National Reconciliation reaffirmed the island's strategic importance to the Republic and offered the corporation a ninety-nine-year lease for six hundred million dollars.

Visualize what this sort of whim-directed action would mean in an industrial society where men deliver a billion dollars' worth of goods on credit, or contract to build multimillion-dollar structures, or sign ninety-nine-year leases.

However, he and his advisers managed to obtain power by means of a private Act of Parliament of 1821 to grant ninety-nine-year leases, and it was at this point that development began in earnest.

September 2 - The Destroyers for Bases Agreement's ninety-nine-year rent-free leases granted to the United States by the United Kingdom will expire.

After all, he told himself rationally, Britain's ninety-nine-year lease on the New Territories was coming due.

In 1911, as allowed by the charter of 1869, homes were established under a ninety-nine-year lease to the Camp Meeting Association (home prices ranged from $300 to $2,500).

In 1969, the ninety-nine-year leases ended and were renewed as a perpetual lease.