leasehold

leasehold
['liːshəʊld] 1.
nome proprietà f. in locazione
2.
aggettivo [property] in locazione
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leasehold /ˈli:shəʊld/ (leg.)
A n. [uc]
1 (leg.) (diritto di) possesso immobiliare in base a un ► «lease» (► lease (1), def. 1)
2 (leg. USA) possesso di beni mobili (macchinari, ecc.) in locazione-vendita
3 (leg.; per approssimazione) affittanza, conduzione, locazione
B a.
(di un immobile) posseduto in base a un ► «lease» (► lease (1), def. 1); di cui si ha la proprietà superficiaria
C avv.
in proprietà superficiaria: to buy a house leasehold, acquistare la proprietà superficiaria di una casa (a vita o per un certo numero di anni; cosa alquanto comune in GB nelle città grandi, come Londra, o nei centri storici)
● (leg.) leasehold estate, immobile la cui titolarità si basa su un «lease».
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['liːshəʊld] 1.
nome proprietà f. in locazione
2.
aggettivo [property] in locazione

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