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• n  someone who grants a lease

• It reduced its 1941 debt of $969 million (including lessor companies) by $51 million, bringing total retirements for the decade to $191 million.
• In each case, the Government charged 1) fraud and conspiracy in the execution of the leases, 2) the lessor's lack of authority to make the leases.
• General American Tank Car, builder and lessor of freight cars, earned $2,475,000 against $3,653,000.

• lease giver

News & Articles

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• David Pfeffer and Gabriel Levinson of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP File Lawsuit Against the Lessor and Lessees of Denny ...
  NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--David Pfeffer and Gabriel Levinson of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP File Lawsuit Against the Lessor and Lessees of Denny's
  June 6, 2013 - Business Wire
• Rebranding to Merchants Fleet Management: An Interview With CEO Glen Villano
  The Singer brothers, Gary, Robert, and Jeffrey, along with brother-in-law Michael Sydney, continue to develop the family-owned business founded by patriarch Irving Singer over 50 years ago. Merchants has since grown to become the nation’s 10th largest fleet lessor.
  June 6, 2013 - Automotive Fleet

Quotes

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• Richard Aboulafia in Bloomberg
  There might be other international players seeking to expand their leasing business,Aboulafia said. "CIT could give them a major presence without the risks and difficulties of digesting a lessor as big as ILFC."
• Björk in The Daily Astorian (registration)
  Bjork, an appointed incumbent who won election, said too much planning could "scare off a potential lessor."
• Jake McGoldrick in Examiner.com
  What is a lessor going to do? They are going to raise the fees. We can do that ourselves,McGoldrick said.