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13:57 Dec 27, 2007 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s) / Leases | |||||
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4 | landlord/renter |
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4 | sub-letter/-tenant; (sub-)under-lessor/-lessee |
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3 | lessee/sub-tenant |
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lessee/sub-tenant Explanation: Since the lessee is the one who holds the original lease. Just an idea. |
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landlord/renter Explanation: http://www.1888discuss.com/legal-advice/f-landlord-renter-la... |
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sub-letter/-tenant; (sub-)under-lessor/-lessee Explanation: Depends on the 'privity of estate' stage; Ist stage: freeholder sublets as underlessor or subletter/lessor to a sublessee 2nd stage: sub- lessee relets as sub-underlessor to a sub-underlessee. 3rd stage: a sub-sub-underlessor etc. relets to sub-sub-underlessee. Example sentence(s):
www.lease-advice.org/decisions/67pdf/492_Dir/492_Page1.htm - |
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