Noun:

ଲିଜ୍ କିମ୍ବା ଲିଜ୍ କରୁଥିବା ବ୍ୟକ୍ତି |,

lessors's Usage Examples:

COSCO SHIPPING Development owns Florens Asset Management, one of the world's leading lessors of intermodal shipping containers.

Despite this, 2 MD-80s were returned to their lessors in 2007 and 2008.

Other major North American rail operating lessors include.

More recent articles in the Fort Worth Weekly report that many signed lease agreements have not been honored, with lessors alleging that they were paid significantly less than promised or were not paid at all.

Chinese lessors forgot they had to get secondary leases and missed the redelivery timing, stranding aircraft for a few months.

On 15 October 2010, Viking suspended operations for the winter season, returning all remaining aircraft to their lessors.

All passenger aircraft were returned to their lessors.

aircraft made their way to other airlines, either sold or returned to their lessors.

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.

operating lessors, and measured by fleet size, ranks as number two in this market behind GE Rail Services.

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.

of its dues to the lessors and said it would pay the remaining in instalments once flights resume.

The Mahon estate was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Grange, barony of Loughrea at the time of Griffith"s Valuation.

Synonyms:

lease giver, proprietor, owner,