lease of the reversion

lease of the reversion
A lease of property already subject to a lease, which is granted out of the reversion. It is also known as a concurrent lease.
Sometimes a lease of the reversion may be called an overriding lease, however, that term has a specific meaning in the context of the Landlord and Tenant (Covenants) Act 1995.
A lease of the reversion is often referred to as a reversionary lease, although that term has another, separate, use as well.
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