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lease something (out) to someone
to rent something to someone. The company leases cars out to its customers. Can you lease this building to me for two years? Lease out only the first two floors.
See also: lease
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If the term of your loan is five years, the bank will want your premise lease to run for a minimum of five years.
The premise lease: a long term commitment by Wright, Ann E. / Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene
The bottom line is to take good care of your lease to avoid paying more money in the end.
Be Responsible with Your Lease by Samantha McCartney / Automotive community
In general, if you wait until late into the lease to bring your lemon law claim, the manufacturers will more than likely ignore you on the basis that your lease is substantially used up.
Lemon Law and Leases by Meridith Berk / Law community
 
 
 
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