Technically where I live:
Added: Short answer: Going only on the facts stated in the question, NO. This is a civil case involving contract law, not a criminal matter.
UNLESS you can prove that the rental was done with the intent to permanently deprive you of it (e.g.: the renter sells the car to someone else), but you would have to know that before the police would take a stolen auto report.
A person who rents an apartment is commonly referred to as a tenant or a renter.
A landlord.
Many types of cars are offered when someone rents from Enterprise in Toronto. They have a special version of the Corvette that only has their symbol on it.
Customer - Client - Renter - Lessee (???)
10 feet wide and 80 feet long---rents for $85 monthly.
A boatman is someone who rents out and/or works on boats.
The same way you evict someone who rents an entire house. You go to court, get an order of some sort, give them 30 days, and done. Hopefully, you have a lease, so the process will go a lot smoother.
A tenant is someone who rents a building, apartment, or something else, usually a building, but sometimes land.
A renter.... i'm pretty sure thats it...there may be another name for it....
The duration of Daffy Rents is 360.0 seconds.
A person who owns buildings and rents them
Ask to see the permit.