Lende

/ˈlɛndə/

Definitions

  1. (n.) In South African law, a person who holds land, especially under customary tenure, often with specific rights and duties.
    The lende's rights to use the communal land were recognized by the local council.

Commentary

The term 'lende' is primarily used within customary and indigenous land law contexts, signifying a type of landholder distinct from formal registered ownership.

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