In a lease, the lessee obtains the right to possess and use the goods for a period of time in return for consideration, but title does not pass.

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In a lease agreement, the lessee gains the right to use and possess the leased goods for a specific period in exchange for payment or consideration, but the ownership (title) of the goods remains with the lessor.

In a Lease, the Lessee Obtains the Right to Possess