The meaning of Fermage

Fermage – definition

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The action, practice, or system of farming taxes or duties; the privilege or right of farming a tax or duty. also: the action of renting or leasing the management, duties, and profits of a company, office, or undertaking for a regular fixed payment.

noun
Leasehold tenure of land or property. in "to let in farmage": to let on lease. now only in form fermage and with reference to a french system of land tenure in which fixed rents are paid in cash.

noun
The action, practice, or system of farming taxes or duties; the privilege or right of farming a tax or duty. also: the action of renting or leasing the management, duties, and profits of a company, office, or undertaking for a regular fixed payment.

noun
Leasehold tenure of land or property. in "to let in farmage": to let on lease. now only in form fermage and with reference to a french system of land tenure in which fixed rents are paid in cash.

noun
The action, practice, or system of farming taxes or duties; the privilege or right of farming a tax or duty. also: the action of renting or leasing the management, duties, and profits of a company, office, or undertaking for a regular fixed payment.

noun
Leasehold tenure of land or property. in "to let in farmage": to let on lease. now only in form fermage and with reference to a french system of land tenure in which fixed rents are paid in cash.

noun
The action, practice, or system of farming taxes or duties; the privilege or right of farming a tax or duty. also: the action of renting or leasing the management, duties, and profits of a company, office, or undertaking for a regular fixed payment.

noun
Leasehold tenure of land or property. in "to let in farmage": to let on lease. now only in form fermage and with reference to a french system of land tenure in which fixed rents are paid in cash.

noun
The action, practice, or system of farming taxes or duties; the privilege or right of farming a tax or duty. also: the action of renting or leasing the management, duties, and profits of a company, office, or undertaking for a regular fixed payment.

noun
Leasehold tenure of land or property. in "to let in farmage": to let on lease. now only in form fermage and with reference to a french system of land tenure in which fixed rents are paid in cash.