leaseholder
[lees-hohl-der]
noun
a tenant under a lease.
Origin of leaseholder
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Related Words for leaseholder
dweller, resident, occupant, renter, inhabitant, holder, lodger, lessee, boarder, possessor, householder, roomer, addressee, leaseholder, indweller, occupier, sublesseeExamples from the Web for leaseholder
Historical Examples of leaseholder
The free tenant was neither a yearly tenant, nor a leaseholder.
The Coming of the FriarsAugustus Jessopp
Most former electors and every leaseholder and every copyholder were now excluded.
Our Legal Heritage, 5th Ed.S. A. Reilly
Another fashion in which grievous injustice to the leaseholder can be done is frequently illustrated.
Practical Politics; or, the Liberalism of To-dayAlfred Farthing Robbins
Normally he is a leaseholder, sometimes for life, more usually for a period of years ranging from twenty-one to eighty.
The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth CenturyRichard Henry Tawney
The interest of the customary tenant, therefore, virtually depreciated to the level of that of a leaseholder.
The Agrarian Problem in the Sixteenth CenturyRichard Henry Tawney
leaseholder
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