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Emphyteuta: A person who is given a contract called emphyteusis to use someone else's land for a long time. They are like a tenant or a lessee. It is a type of agreement in Roman and civil law. It is also known as fee farm.
An emphyteuta is a person who is granted an emphyteusis, which is a type of contract in Roman and civil law. This person is essentially a lessee or tenant under the contract.
These examples illustrate how an emphyteuta is a person who has been granted the right to use a property or land for a specific period of time under a contract called an emphyteusis. The emphyteuta pays a fee or rent to the owner of the property and has certain rights and responsibilities under the contract.