Sentence examples for old tenancies from inspiring English sources

Should both these governments succeed merely in freeing new rentals (leaving old tenancies rent-controlled), the benefits will be huge.

The discrepancy is a result of 100-year-old tenancy rules, which have frozen the rent of hundreds of thousands of tenants and protected them against eviction in Portugal.

When she complained to her local council, she was told she could find a room to rent privately, in spite of the fact she was not old enough to sign a tenancy agreement.

Tenancies or properties smaller than the grand old residences known as manses appeared everywhere but especially in the north, where horsepower and three-field crop rotations were making possible more productive agriculture.

Soon afterwards, he met Gillian Richards, whom he married in 1957, and in 1961 they took on the tenancy of Bemborough Farm in Gloucestershire, with his old schoolfriend John Neave.

By 2012/13, councils will be expected to have found £160m from clamping down on fraudulent access to social housing tenancies and £250m from residential care by encouraging more personalised care for older people in their own homes.

Following the birth, she lived at her mother's until her daughter was three months old, but returned to the flat after the housing association threatened to end the tenancy if she did not occupy the property.

Their arrival brings to an end old Walford hard nut Phil Mitchell's ownership of the Vic and the years of Alfie Moon's shaky tenancy over the square's jewel in the crown.

"These tenancies are sacred".

All lettings are either assured tenancies or assured shorthold tenancies.

Since 1989, almost all new tenancies have been "assured shorthold tenancies".