What do lessor, lessee and seller mean respectively?

1. The lessor refers to the legal owner of the leased property, that is, the natural person or legal representative who has the ownership of the leased property, signs a lease contract with the lessee, leases the property to others for use, and receives rental remuneration.

Second, the lessee can be directly called the "lessee". For example, if the property owner rents out certain specific areas owned by him, such as booths, storefronts, commercial premises or residences, then the other party renting out the premises or residences is the "lessee".

Third, the seller refers to the seller of goods.

The Contract Law stipulates that the lessor shall notify the lessee within a reasonable period before the sale, so that the lessee has sufficient time to find another owner who rents the house or is familiar with and adapts to the house; And let the lessee know that the leased house will be sold and can exercise the preemptive right under the same conditions according to his own situation. When the lessor sells the house, the lessee can give priority to the purchase under the same conditions.

Extended data

Contract Law is a book published by Renmin University of China Press in 2009. The author is Sui. Based on the Contract Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), this book systematically and comprehensively introduces and explains the basic principles and rules of contract law.

Contract law is a law about market trading rules, which is not only closely related to the business activities of operators, but also closely related to people's lives, so it is one of the most frequently used laws. In the teaching plans of law colleges and departments, there is basically no contract law course. In the teaching plans of illegal colleges and departments, contract law courses are often offered.

References:

House Tenant _ Baidu Encyclopedia