Noun:

ପାଟନିଦାର |, ଲିଜ୍ଧାରୀ,

lessees's Usage Examples:

deeds and wills made by papists; and for relief of protestant purchasers, devisees, and lessees".

Bute left the style of the early developments up to the lessees, but was concerned by the poor results.

It also helps lessees deal with common maintenance.

Shield laws in most states allow lessors to avoid legal responsibility for the actions of their lessees, which has made it practical for automakers to offer leases direct to consumers without fear of deep pockets liability for injuries resulting from an accident.

The lessees did agree to pay more money in 1861 on a agreed seven year review of the.

Broadly, legislation allows such lessees (tenants) to club together to gain the Right to Manage, and the right to.

states allow lessors to avoid legal responsibility for the actions of their lessees, which has made it practical for automakers to offer leases direct to consumers.

A reporting mark is an alphabetic code of two to four letters used to identify owners or lessees of rolling stock and other equipment used on certain rail.

lessees deal with common maintenance problems in ageing flats, such as spalling concrete and ceiling leaks, in a systematic and comprehensive manner.

The mid-stage is the optimal placement for luxury boxes in order to give them good sightlines to make them attractive for lessees, however only a limited number of luxury boxes can be placed there, as adding too many mid-level boxes will reduce seating capacity and degrade the viewing experience for other parts of the venue.

Finally, and most significantly, because lessees pay only for depreciation and financing, and not the entire retail cost of the vehicle, payments can be significantly lower than in loan-based financing.

The HIP offers lessees a choice on the works they want to be included in the upgrading of their flats.

Winters also stated: Many of the white lessees showed far less regard for their hired.

Synonyms:

renter, leaseholder, tenant, holder,

Antonyms:

nonresident,