Tenant
51Tenant tender — is a process designed to provide good tenants with greater opportunity in securing a home. The process involves prospective tenants submitting a proposal to an owner, in which they present themselves as a package complete with rental records and… …
52tenant for life — a person entitled under a trust to the use of or income from property for the duration of his life. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001. tenant for life …
53tenant improvements — (TIs) USA In a leasing context, the alterations performed in the leased premises for the specific needs of the tenant. TIs may be new improvements in connection with an initial build out or remodeling. TIs are negotiated in the terms of the lease …
54tenant farmer — ➔ farmer * * * tenant farmer UK US noun [C] ► PROPERTY a farmer who pays rent to use land owned by someone else: »Millions of farmers in the Philippines are tenant farmers and, on average, they hand over 60 70% of their harvest to their landlord… …
55tenant for years — ˌtenant for ˈyears noun tenants for years PLURALFORM [countable] LAW PROPERTY a tenant who has a lease (= legal agreement to rent a property) for a fixed number of years * * * tenant for years UK US noun [C] (plural …
56tenant for life — UK US noun [C] LAW, PROPERTY ► LIFE TENANT(Cf. ↑life tenant) …
57tenant-at-will — tenant at willˈ noun A tenant who holds property only so long as the proprietor wills • • • Main Entry: ↑tenant …
58tenant-in-chief — tenant in chiefˈ noun A tenant holding lands directly from the sovereign • • • Main Entry: ↑tenant …
59tenant, life — n. A person who holds an interest in property until the end of a life, either the tenant’s or someone else’s. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008 …
60tenant acceptance letters — or tenant estoppel letters See estoppel letter …
