Sentence examples for in a tenancy from inspiring English sources

A cotenant in an ordinary joint tenancy may also transfer his interest to a stranger, resulting in a tenancy in common between the original cotenant and the grantee.

5. Unprotected Deposits: Some rogue landlords still avoid putting tenants' deposits in a tenancy deposit scheme, withholding it at the end for unfair reasons.

But with title held in a tenancy by the entirety, when one spouse dies, the survivor automatically becomes the sole owner.

While it is costly, Mr. Raphael said, it helps to clarify many of the ambiguities and points of conflict that can arise in a tenancy in common.

The research argues that official figures are masking the true scale of the problem, as councils are increasingly using informal approaches to tackle homelessness - such as assisting people with debt advice, help to stay in a tenancy or family mediation.

Ms. Bluth explained that unless a deed specifically allocated a certain percentage of ownership to each partner, the partners in a tenancy in common each owned an equal share of the property.

The tiny property has been in the hands of a tenancy in common structure, composed solely of members of the Kassover family, which has owned the building for some four decades; it was once the headquarters of their electronics and appliance retail chain, VIM Electric Co., which was a major appliance seller from the 1930s to the 1970s.

Adjacent to these is Victorian Park Square, where, in 1989, I was offered a tenancy in a barristers' chambers.

In New York there have been similar cases, since using Airbnb to sublet some or all of a property is often in breach of a tenancy agreement.

According to a survey of private landlords in England in 2018, in 18% of cases where a tenancy was ended in the previous two years, it was the result of a decision of the landlord or their agent.

While the principles of concurrent ownership have never guaranteed amiability between cotenants — in both an ordinary joint tenancy and a tenancy in common, an original cotenant may find himself sharing possession as tenant in common with a stranger after a conveyance by the former cotenant — the remedy of partition is available if cotenants cannot get along.