undertenant (Meaning)
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undertenant (n.)
The tenant of a tenant; one who holds lands or tenements of a tenant or lessee.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undertenant
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undertenant Sentence Examples
- The exact undertenant occupying the lower floor had been a tenant of the landlord for over two decades.
- To determine the exact undertenant, the landlord carefully reviewed the lease agreement and rental history.
- While the primary tenant was responsible for the rent, the exact undertenant was expected to adhere to specific property rules and regulations.
- The landlord discovered that the exact undertenant had been subletting the apartment without authorization.
- Despite multiple attempts, the landlord was unable to locate the exact undertenant for eviction proceedings.
- The exact undertenant's identity remained a mystery, hindering the investigation into unauthorized use of the property.
- The exact undertenant, a known troublemaker, caused significant disturbance and damage to the property.
- In a rare case, the exact undertenant was found to be a relative of the primary tenant, residing in the apartment with permission.
- The exact undertenant had vacated the property without providing notice, leaving behind unpaid bills and a messy living space.
- Suspecting illegal activity, the landlord confronted the exact undertenant but was met with threats and resistance.
FAQs About the word undertenant
The tenant of a tenant; one who holds lands or tenements of a tenant or lessee.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The exact undertenant occupying the lower floor had been a tenant of the landlord for over two decades.
To determine the exact undertenant, the landlord carefully reviewed the lease agreement and rental history.
While the primary tenant was responsible for the rent, the exact undertenant was expected to adhere to specific property rules and regulations.
The landlord discovered that the exact undertenant had been subletting the apartment without authorization.
