During the lease period, if Party A transfers the property, what does it mean that Party B gives up the purchase?

A: If Party A transfers the house during the lease period and Party B gives up the purchase, it means that Party B will not exercise the preemptive right.

Note: In the lease contract, if Party A transfers the property, Party B usually enjoys the preemptive right. This means that Party B has the right to buy the property on the same terms before anyone else buys the property. If Party B gives up the purchase, they will lose this right and cannot buy the property under the same conditions.

Practical solutions and countermeasures: If Party B doesn't want to give up the preemptive right, it can add relevant clauses in the lease contract, clearly stipulating that if Party A transfers the house, Party B still enjoys the preemptive right. In addition, before signing the lease contract, Party B should carefully read the terms of the lease contract to ensure that it understands the lease conditions and terms and avoid unnecessary disputes.