The phrase "a lessor" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or financial contexts to refer to a person or entity that leases or rents property to another party.
Example: "The lessor is responsible for maintaining the property during the lease term."
Alternatives: "a landlord" or "a property owner".
Interpool Inc., a lessor of cargo containers, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy a rival, Transamerica Leasing Inc., for around $675 million in cash.
2.29pm GMT Preamble It's probably fair to say that both Team USA and Finland will be disappointed to be playing for a lessor medal, especially 24 hours after playing on a world stage for fantastically high stakes.
Any chance of a lessor suspension seemed to be off the table following Rodriguez's comments on Friday night after his game with Trenton, which were said to have infuriated the MLB commissioner, Bud Selig.
Deals in which airlines sell part of their existing fleet to a lessor and rent it back are becoming more common: Air France-KLM wants to do this with planes worth a total of €700m ($897m).RBS Aviation's boss, Peter Barrett, notes that aviation is becoming more like the hotel business: one type of firm specialises in owning the assets, while another operates them.
Most recently, it announced the purchase of Rigg Tools, a lessor of oilfield equipment.
We consider two cases of money flow: (i) one agent who fails to exchange his parking slot can join the leasing mechanism as a lessor; and (ii) one agent who fails in parking slot exchange can always "transfer" (rent) his parking slots to the platform.
O'Brien also owns a network of 42 radio stations in eight European countries, a golf resort community in Portugal, a plane lessor with a fleet of 93 in Dublin and a firm, just two years old, that runs Internet job-recruiting sites in six countries, including eight in China.
Some of his first targets: a package courier, an equipment lessor and a can-and bottle-maker.
Find a reputable Lessor: When first looking for a leasing company if you are only buying one major piece of equipment consult with the vendor and see if they offer financing.
Daschle isn't irreplaceable for health care reformers, but Obama would make a big mistake in appointing a replacement with any lessor convictions on the topic of a public health care option and curbing the medical-insurance establishment's waste and greed.
Alafco, a Kuwaiti lessor, splashed out $4.6 billion (at list prices) on 50 Airbus A320neos in November.In this section What next for the start-up nation?
