Legal Definitions - annuus reditus

ANNUUS REDITUS

Annus reditus is a Latin term that means a yearly rent.

1. The landlord charges an annuus reditus of $12,000 for the apartment.

2. The lease agreement states that the tenant must pay an annuus reditus of $500 for the parking space.

The examples illustrate how annuus reditus is used to refer to the yearly rent charged by a landlord or property owner. In the first example, the landlord charges an annual rent of $12,000 for the apartment, which the tenant must pay every year. In the second example, the tenant is required to pay an annual rent of $500 for the parking space.