The phrase "a lessee" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or real estate contexts to refer to a person or entity that leases or rents property from another party, known as the lessor.
Example: "The lease agreement clearly states that a lessee must maintain the property in good condition throughout the rental period."
Alternatives: "a tenant" or "a renter".
If, however, one or more of the named tenants moves out, each can be replaced by a roommate -- but only as a roommate, not as a lessee.
Naming a lessee is a testament to GSA's commitment to providing the best value for the agency's federal partners and the American people.
In the event that a lessee has not adequately secured the lease, however, there exists a mechanism for them to respond to a competitive bid (New Mexico State Land Office 2016a).
Another leasing parameter for startups to be especially cognizant of is tenant improvements, or the degree to which a landlord and a lessee split up the responsibility of improving the tenant's space before and during the life of the lease.
The financing heading represent various claims on future cash flows or sources of future cash flows which may include cash proceeds from the issue of shares, cash payments to redeem/acquire the enterprise's shares, cash proceeds from the issue of debentures, loans, cash repayments of loans, and cash payments by a lessee to repay principal of finance lease liabilities.
These regulative instruments are supported by an economic instrument integrated into the land tenure system, which states that a lessee of state-owned agricultural land (approximately 90% of farmland in Israel) cannot financially gain from its development.
A master lease arrangement, where the buyers lease their interests to a master lessee for a guaranteed rental payment, is unlikely to give rise to partnership status, says Chicago tax lawyer Richard Lipton Richard Lipton, head of the American Bar Association's tax section.
For the owners of the Boeing aircraft the move meant that they had to find a new lessee in a marketed where leasing prices had fallen from US$250,000 to US$150 180,000 per month.
The two-charger strategy was also adopted by Tom Moloughney, a Mini lessee who owns a restaurant in Montclair, N.J.
Under normal circumstances, the GSA would send a letter to any lessee in violation of a contract and give them 30 days to respond.
The Israeli government is a major lessee.
