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leaseholder

[ UK /lˈiːshə‍ʊldɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a tenant who holds a lease

How To Use leaseholder In A Sentence

  • Anyway, if you establish a rule of constitutional law that the leaseholder is entitled to compensation, it’s not clear why that rule would not apply if the leaseholder contracted with the landlord to pay over to the landlord any compensation the leaseholder receives in a condemnation proceeding; but in that case, it’s clear that valuing the interests separately distorts the true nature of the transaction. The Volokh Conspiracy » An Important Case on Compensation for Takings
  • If the freeholder plans to carry out expensive repair work, leaseholders must be consulted first. Times, Sunday Times
  • However, s/he normally has to offer the leaseholders in the building the opportunity to buy it first.
  • There are two ways leaseholders can require a landlord to transfer management of a block of flats. Times, Sunday Times
  • Visitors to the blog of Ian Bone, the founder of Class War, discuss this: Surely the definition of an 'anarchist' in Belgravia is a leaseholder with less than 70 years left to run on his lease who can't afford to enfranchise; or perhaps a leaseholder who has to actually live in his flat rather than renting it out and living in Venice. Hugh Muir's diary
  • It is the leaseholders who pay for this work and insurance, in the form of service charges. Times, Sunday Times
  • First, a majority of qualifying leaseholders have the collective right to buy the freehold of their building. Times, Sunday Times
  • Macket owners and the leaseholder should allot these regulation:Anyone can't break the rules if he wants to work or invest in retailing markets.
  • A ground rent investment is the freehold of a property that is let to leaseholders who must pay a ground rent each year. Times, Sunday Times
  • An additional hurdle for existing leaseholders is that they must gain agreement from the freeholder if they wish to convert from leasehold to commonhold.
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