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 