tenancy|tenancies in English

noun

[ten·an·cy || 'tenənsɪ]

holding or occupancy of land; period of rental or lease

Use "tenancy|tenancies" in a sentence

1. Well, you're here to discuss rents and tenancies, yes?

2. He wants to renegotiate leases on the Pope's tenancies in France.

3. Is it a licence or a tenancy ? 10

4. It concerns the severance of a beneficial joint tenancy.

5. The club occupies the land under a protected tenancy.

6. 15 The land was held on a yearly tenancy.

7. When she died the joint tenancy still subsisted.

8. The land was held on a yearly tenancy.

9. The Adjudicator takes a recent decision by a Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) Adjudicator and sets out the reasoning for the possible deduction of tenancy deposits

10. The tenancy of this large room is five years.

11. The landlord gave notice of the termination of tenancy.

12. The farm business tenancy is a helpful way forward.

13. The price at which tenancies change hands is currently within the range ￡000 to ￡000.

14. After a five-year tenancy, we were ready to move out.

15. Such tenancy agreements may be redefined under the 1989 Housing Act.

16. 25 But distinctions between the definitions of tenancies and licence are unclear and need to be clarified legally.

17. Can the landlord end the tenancy by refusing to accept the rent ? 11

18. He had no right to succeed to the tenancy when his father died.

19. If a furnished tenancy exists the tribunal may adjudicate on the rent.

20. His father took over the tenancy of the farm 40 years ago.

21. 28 How much notice is required on either side to terminate the tenancy agreement?

22. You can only take up occupation once the tenancy has been signed.

23. In addition to short tenancy, the future of rent charged can be unknown.

24. Amgi stands for Area Median Gross Income (low housing tax credit units tenancy)

25. Short- hold and assured tenancies aimed at enticing owners to let empty homes are looked on with suspicion and disdain.