Hereditament used in a sentence

Hereditament in a sentence as a noun

What's to stop a large business from breaking up its office into "hereditaments" and claiming tax rebates for each of them?

While WeWork is certainly not alone, what is remarkable is the explosion in micro-hereditaments over the past year.

Anyone using subsidiary companies to distribute their hereditaments should also have the book thrown at them... I'll just assume the UK got into this weird tax system because real-estate investors tend to have an out spoken amount of power in politics and tend to create some of the most absurd tax loop holes... especially since there is a specific coworking lobby.