lease line

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Definition of lease line in English English dictionary

The limit of the tenant space, either physically demarcated (by a demising partition or demising wall) or imaginary, controlled by the tenant of a leased, typically retail space, in a multi-tenant establishment, such as a mall

A dedicated Common carrier circuit providing point-to-point or multipoint network connection, reserved for the permanent and private use of a customer Also called a Private Line A dedicated Common carrier circuit providing point-to-point or multipoint network connection, reserved for the permanent and private use of a customer Also called a Private Line

Used in conjunction with a master lease whereby the lessee can add equipment to the lease without negotiating a new lease

A lease line of credit similar to a bank line of credit, which allows a lessee to add equipment, as needed, under the same basic terms and conditions without negotiating a new lease contract

A lease line of credit, similar to a bank line of credit, that allows a lessee to add equipment to a lease, as needed, under essentially the same terms and conditions, without having to negotiate a new lease

A line of credit similar to a bank line of credit It allows the lessee to easily add additional leased property under the same terms and conditions without negotiating additional agreements

A lease line of credit similar to a bank line of credit which allows a lessee to add equipment to a lease, as needed, under the same basic terms and conditions, without negotiating a new lease

Turkish pronunciation

lis layn

Pronunciation

/ˈlēs ˈlīn/ /ˈliːs ˈlaɪn/