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арендатор (While "lessee" and "tenant" might be used interchangeably in everyday language, they carry subtle distinctions in the legal and financial realms. A lessee is someone who enters into a formal lease agreement, while a tenant refers to someone occupying a property, regardless of the presence of a lease.
Lessee: A lessee is a term that refers to an individual or entity that has entered into a formal lease agreement. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions under which the lessee gains the right to use and occupy a property. The lessee pays a specified amount of money at predetermined intervals for the privilege of utilizing the premises.
Tenant: A tenant, on the other hand, is someone who occupies a property, regardless of whether there is a formal lease agreement in place. This occupancy can be under various arrangements, such as month-to-month agreements or even informal arrangements. While a tenant might have a lease, they can also be occupying the space without a legally binding lease.  visuallease.com sarayli) |
