liferentedadj.

1684 G. Mackenzie Instit. Law Scotl. ii. vi. 137 The Master cannot Summarly remove his Tennent, or Possessor except from Life-rented Lands, and Houses, or Towers, and Fortalices.

1720 London Gaz. No. 5890/3 Part of Calder, not Life-rented.

1793 R. Bell Cases Court of Session 1790–2 211 The liferenter cannot create a debt against the fiar by improvements on the liferented estate.

1839 Rep. Supreme Courts Scotl. 11 7/2 A liferent is merely a servitude or burden on the dominium, entitling the liferenter to the annual fruits or return from the life-rented estate.

1905 Scots Digest 1 58/2 A liferenter has let the life-rented subjects, received prepayment of a year's rent by virtue of an agreement outside the lease, and died between terms.

1950 Session Cases 283 He raises doubt as to whether the words ‘land or estate’ necessarily apply to such part of this liferented estate as now happens to be represented by heritable property.

1986 L. Leneman Living in Atholl 22 The rents from all estates purchased after about 1750 have been subtracted from the total, as well as the liferented estates of Huntingtower and Falkland.