lessor
Significado: A person or entity that grants a lease on a property or asset, allowing another party to use or occupy it in exchange for rent.
Lessor is the legal counterpart to lessee, identifying the party who owns the asset and grants the right of use. In British property law, the lessor retains the freehold or superior interest and may impose conditions through the lease regarding maintenance, alterations, and permitted use. The term appears in formal lease documentation, tribunal decisions, and statutory instruments. Outside property, it is also used in equipment leasing and vehicle hire agreements.
Ejemplos
- The lessor retains the right to inspect the premises upon giving forty-eight hours' written notice to the lessee. 出租人保留在提前四十八小时书面通知承租人后检查房屋的权利。El arrendador se reserva el derecho de inspeccionar el inmueble previa notificación por escrito al arrendatario con cuarenta y ocho horas de antelación.貸主は、借主に48時間前に書面で通知した上で物件を検査する権利を保持する。임대인은 임차인에게 48시간 전에 서면으로 통지한 후 건물을 검사할 권리를 보유한다.
- Should the lessee breach the terms of the agreement, the lessor may seek forfeiture of the lease through the county court. 如承租人违反协议条款,出租人可通过郡法院寻求没收租约。Si el arrendatario incumple los términos del acuerdo, el arrendador podrá solicitar la resolución del contrato a través del juzgado de primera instancia.借主が契約条件に違反した場合、貸主は郡裁判所を通じて賃借権の没収を求めることができる。임차인이 계약 조건을 위반한 경우, 임대인은 카운티 법원을 통해 임대차권의 몰수를 청구할 수 있다.
- The lessor agreed to carry out structural repairs to the roof at no additional cost, as stipulated in the original lease. 出租人同意按照原始租约的规定,免费对屋顶进行结构性维修。El arrendador accedió a realizar las reparaciones estructurales del tejado sin coste adicional, según lo estipulado en el contrato original.貸主は、当初の賃貸契約に定められた通り、追加費用なしで屋根の構造修繕を行うことに同意した。임대인은 원래 임대차 계약에 명시된 대로 추가 비용 없이 지붕의 구조적 수리를 시행하기로 동의했다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: legal, property, commercial
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Anglo-French lessor, from lesser meaning 'to lease, to let,' from Latin laxare meaning 'to loosen.' The suffix -or indicates the agent performing the action, contrasting with -ee for the recipient. Used in English since the 14th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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