One who has food statedly at another's table, or meals and lodgings in his house, for pay, or compensation of any kind.
An individual residing with a household who is paying reasonable compensation to the household for lodging and meals or is in foster care. See: Assistance Units - Food Assistance; Income -- Special Income Types - Self-employment income - General Rules; and Clarifying Information regarding boarder
A person who rents a room or part of a house from the owner or the tenant, but is not themselves a tenant. Not covered by the Residential Tenancies Act.• Tenancy - Other• Tenancy - Residential Tenancies Act
a tenant in someone's house
an individual to whom the FSU furnishes lodging and meals in return for cash compensation
a person to whom a household furnishes lodging and meals for compensation
a person who is receiving food and/or accommodation but for whom the hospital does not accept the responsibility for treatment and/or care
Any lodger whom has meals provided to them by the landlord or head tenant is considered to be a Boarder. There is no tenancy law to cover this form of renting, so your rights as a tenant rely on a reasonable landlord or head tenant.
a lodger who has meals provided by the landlord or head tenant. Boarders and lodgers are not covered by the Residential Tenancies Act and have virtually no protection in relation to their housing. See lodgers below for more details.