Yet the former building has eight more linear feet of wall, which, using a nominal eight-foot wall height, equates to 64 more square feet of wall (which is nearly 6% more than the latter building size).  

Lacks the intent to purchase, consider it this way, (just making a point) say I give you nominal consideration and enter into a contract to date your daughter, and your daughter gives her consent agreeing to date me, and you consent as well.

(As far as I know, you can nominate any State you prefer, which determines your number prefix)...

So, we sent the water out to be tested and it came back clean... nominal sulfates, no bacteria, 7.5 pH, and (amazingly) no odor.  

There are other ways as well, Specific Power of Attorney from an owner, estate settlements, generally an executor may charge a nominal fee for services, but you can't do this as a business, but just saying....A reasonable down payment might take a book to explain at the eighth grade level (LOL), as that depends on the property condition, marketability of the property.Take a $100,000 home in good condition that is marketable, reasonable might be $2500, in the event of default a seller needs to have enough to pay for associated costs, the property was taken off the market so all the past advertising is pretty much in the dump, they must start over again.

I know its a nominal value but I am unsure what the correct procedure is here?

@Rao V.Some counties provide a way to access online for some nominal fees.Rest are already covered by @Kelly N.

We have a portfolio of over 1,000 rentals in a wide range of neighborhoods in Cleveland.Tenants got into a fight over a nominal sum of money.

This will help alleviate barriers to renting an apartment, the law says landlords must give renters options other than a traditional cash security deposit.There are three alternatives: an installment plan that allows the renter to pay the security deposit over the course of at least six months; a reduced security deposit no more than the equivalent of 50 percent of the first month's rent; or rental security insurance in which tenants pay an insurance company a nominal nonrefundable monthly fee in lieu of a deposit.

Just a nominal fee, literally.