hire, rent hire let, farm lease, tenancy agreement 12/ lease, tenancy, 12/ ly lease, tenancy rental 14/ agreement 12/ 13/ letting 14/, leasing 15/ lease, letting lease lessor, lessee, conimonly comiîtonly landlord 12/ tenant 12/ lessor, lessee, comonly com.nonly landlord 13/ tenant JJ/ lessor hire, hiring hire agreement hirer rental rental agreement hirer hire, hiring, rental hire agreement hirer lessee nirer hirer hirer - ships, aircraft 17/ charter chartering charter owner charterer 12/ In English law, a tenancy is an agreement whereby a person can occupy another's land or building; a lease is a particular kind of tenancy agreement. The written instrument called a tenancy agreement therefore differs from a formal lease. See Jowitt, Martin lease, tenancy. If in doubt, translate as lease for both the legal relationship and the instrument. An agricultural tenancy, whether a lease or not, is often called an agricultural holding. The terms lessor and lessee only apply where there is a lease; the terras landlord and tenant apply to any tenancy agreement. 13/ Including fixtures such as plant, but the terms tenancy, tenancy agreement, landlord and tenant do not apply in this case. 14/ Terms applicable to living accommodation rented on a short-term basis. 15/ Leasing is a special form of rental, used for plant, vehicle fleets etc., in which the hirer has the option to continue to rent or to buy the asset; TO 276. 16/ e.g. fishing rights, shooting rights. In England the letting of these may not necessarily tafte tne form of a lease. 17/ And occasionally motor vehicles. - 1156 - The payment made by the user for using someone else's property or services has various names in French and Spanish according to what is being used: loyer, prix, IS/ prix de location, prix du bail, prix du fermage, EXis 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing legal concepts related to property and renting, including tenancy agreements, leases, and rentals. It also touches on specific industries such as agriculture and transport. The text seems to be focused on the legal and economic aspects of these concepts, rather than their environmental or humanitarian implications.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Industry