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Meanings of lessee in English

Catalan
arrendatari

Person or entity that holds the lease of a property.

arrendatari
Catalan
inquilí

A tenant who holds a lease.

inquilí
Usage of lessee in English
1
The landlord, the lessee; the lessee, the sub-lessee; the sub-lessee, the lodger.
The Bride of Dreams
2
The lessee contract would not stand fifteen minutes before a petit jury.
Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought...
3
That is the report of the lessee of the opal mines.
A Hungarian Nabob
4
But the lessee of it had closed and locked the gates.
The Great Riots of New York, 1712 to 1873
5
I was really manager most of the time, and lessee of the theatre.
Clarence
6
Elliston was, in 1827, lessee and manager of the Surrey Theatre.
A Book of the Play / Studies and Illustrations of Histrionic Sto...
7
This Department introduced in 1864 an elaborate lessee and trade system.
The Sequel of Appomattox: A Chronicle of the Reunion of the Stat...
8
Spider Reilly, the lessee and manager of the Three Points gang.
The Prince and Betty
9
What has been said applies also in the main to the lessee of land.
The Institutes of Justinian
10
He is the sole lessee and proprietor of that cupboard.
Mike
11
Then your ladyship would be obliged to give a handsome bonus to the lessee.
The Nameless Castle
12
I'm sole lessee and proprietor of this tribe of Indians.
Options
13
If a lessee chooses to whip one to death, who is to know it?
Twentieth Century Negro Literature / Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought...
14
Do you feel as-warlike against Mr. Scobell as you did against an unknown lessee?
The Prince and Betty
15
When there's a fuss, they say they aren't responsible, it's up to the lessee.
The Prince and Betty
16
The lessee receives one-half of the palay harvested, and his share is delivered to him.
The Bontoc Igorot
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