emphyteuticary (Meaning)
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emphyteuticary (n.)
One who holds lands by emphyteusis.
Synonyms & Antonyms of emphyteuticary
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emphyteuticary Sentence Examples
- The emphyteuticary rights to the land were granted to the farmer for a period of 99 years.
- In the emphyteuticary agreement, the emphyteuticary is responsible for paying an annual rent to the landlord.
- The emphyteuticary has the right to use and enjoy the land for agricultural purposes, but cannot sell or transfer the land without the landlord's consent.
- The emphyteuticary is also responsible for maintaining the land and paying any taxes or other charges associated with the land.
- The emphyteuticary's interest in the land is a real property interest, which means that it can be inherited by the emphyteuticary's heirs.
- The emphyteuticary can enter into a sublease agreement with another person, allowing that person to use and enjoy the land.
- The emphyteuticary can also improve the land by making improvements such as building structures or planting crops.
- If the emphyteuticary fails to pay the annual rent or fails to maintain the land, the landlord may terminate the emphyteuticary agreement.
- The emphyteuticary may also choose to terminate the emphyteuticary agreement by surrendering the land to the landlord.
- Emphyteuticary agreements are often used in agricultural settings, where a landowner wants to grant a farmer the right to use the land for a long period of time without giving up ownership of the land.
FAQs About the word emphyteuticary
One who holds lands by emphyteusis.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The emphyteuticary rights to the land were granted to the farmer for a period of 99 years.
In the emphyteuticary agreement, the emphyteuticary is responsible for paying an annual rent to the landlord.
The emphyteuticary has the right to use and enjoy the land for agricultural purposes, but cannot sell or transfer the land without the landlord's consent.
The emphyteuticary is also responsible for maintaining the land and paying any taxes or other charges associated with the land.
