Definition of subtenant in English:

subtenant

noun sʌbˈtɛnəntsəbˈtɛnənt

A person who leases property from a tenant.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Judge chose the latter date because it seems that he took the view that after this date Mr Kausar no longer believed that the tenant or the subtenant had broken the window or made the threats.
- Some of these subtenants were men described as knights and their tenancies as knights' fees.
- But some of the subtenants also accumulated substantial property and formed part of the governing élite.
- The landlord's actions did nothing to prevent the tenant from continuing to search for other subtenants for the premises.
- Glenview's counsel is prepared, for the purposes of this motion for judgment, to accept a calculation based on the assumption that the subtenants will exercise all available options under the lease.

Derivatives

subtenancy

noun sʌbˈtɛnənsiˌsəbˈtɛnənsi

It would conflict with this principle if the destruction of a tenancy by surrender carried with it the destruction of the interest of a subtenant under a subtenancy previously granted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before then it was possible for a tenant to grant land to another tenant, who would owe him service, thus creating a further subtenancy and extending the feudal ladder.
- It was not a valuation of the unexpired term remaining after the expiration of the subtenancies in September 1997.
- Accordingly a covenant forbidding assigning does not prevent the creation of a subtenancy or a licence; similarly a covenant against subletting does not prevent an assignment or the creation of a licence.

Rhymes

lieutenant, pennant, tenant

Definition of subtenant in US English:

subtenant

nounsəbˈtenəntsəbˈtɛnənt

A person who leases property from a tenant.
Example sentencesExamples
- Glenview's counsel is prepared, for the purposes of this motion for judgment, to accept a calculation based on the assumption that the subtenants will exercise all available options under the lease.
- The Judge chose the latter date because it seems that he took the view that after this date Mr Kausar no longer believed that the tenant or the subtenant had broken the window or made the threats.
- The landlord's actions did nothing to prevent the tenant from continuing to search for other subtenants for the premises.
- Some of these subtenants were men described as knights and their tenancies as knights' fees.
- But some of the subtenants also accumulated substantial property and formed part of the governing élite.

单词	subtenant
释义	Definition of subtenant in English: subtenant noun sʌbˈtɛnəntsəbˈtɛnənt A person who leases property from a tenant. Example sentencesExamples The Judge chose the latter date because it seems that he took the view that after this date Mr Kausar no longer believed that the tenant or the subtenant had broken the window or made the threats. Some of these subtenants were men described as knights and their tenancies as knights' fees. But some of the subtenants also accumulated substantial property and formed part of the governing élite. The landlord's actions did nothing to prevent the tenant from continuing to search for other subtenants for the premises. Glenview's counsel is prepared, for the purposes of this motion for judgment, to accept a calculation based on the assumption that the subtenants will exercise all available options under the lease. Derivatives subtenancy noun sʌbˈtɛnənsiˌsəbˈtɛnənsi It would conflict with this principle if the destruction of a tenancy by surrender carried with it the destruction of the interest of a subtenant under a subtenancy previously granted. Example sentencesExamples Before then it was possible for a tenant to grant land to another tenant, who would owe him service, thus creating a further subtenancy and extending the feudal ladder. It was not a valuation of the unexpired term remaining after the expiration of the subtenancies in September 1997. Accordingly a covenant forbidding assigning does not prevent the creation of a subtenancy or a licence; similarly a covenant against subletting does not prevent an assignment or the creation of a licence. Rhymes lieutenant, pennant, tenant Definition of subtenant in US English: subtenant nounsəbˈtenəntsəbˈtɛnənt A person who leases property from a tenant. Example sentencesExamples Glenview's counsel is prepared, for the purposes of this motion for judgment, to accept a calculation based on the assumption that the subtenants will exercise all available options under the lease. The Judge chose the latter date because it seems that he took the view that after this date Mr Kausar no longer believed that the tenant or the subtenant had broken the window or made the threats. The landlord's actions did nothing to prevent the tenant from continuing to search for other subtenants for the premises. Some of these subtenants were men described as knights and their tenancies as knights' fees. But some of the subtenants also accumulated substantial property and formed part of the governing élite.
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