Definition of subtenant
: one who rents from a tenant
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With membership votes, apathy is often a problem, and can stymie good ideas. Evicting a member’s tenant (or subtenant) would require an injunction.
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In a corner workstation were two subtenants, glassblowers who specialize in brain-meltingly elaborate bongs.
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The Post holds a long-term lease of several floors in the building but has inked deals with several subtenants in recent years.
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First Known Use of subtenant
15th century
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of subtenant
: one who rents property from a tenant of the property
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