upplåtelsehavaren

Upplåtelsehavaren is a Swedish legal term that translates to "holder of a right of use" or "lessee." It refers to a party who has been granted the right to use or occupy a property or asset, typically in exchange for payment or some other form of consideration, without acquiring ownership. This right is established through a legal agreement, often a lease or a concession.

The specific rights and obligations of an upplåtelsehavaren depend on the nature of the agreement and the asset being used. In real estate, an upplåtelsehavaren might be a tenant in a residential or commercial property. They have the right to occupy and use the premises for the duration of the lease, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the lease agreement. The landlord, or upplåtelsegivaren, retains ownership of the property.

Beyond real estate, the term can also apply to other forms of usufructuary rights. For instance, a company might be an upplåtelsehavaren of a mining concession, granting them the right to extract minerals from a specific area for a set period. Similarly, a government agency might grant an upplåtelsehavaren the right to use public land for a specific purpose, such as agriculture or recreation. The core concept remains the granting of a right to use, rather than own, an asset. The upplåtelsehavaren is responsible for the upkeep and use of the asset as stipulated in their agreement.