Sentence examples for tenancy in from inspiring English sources

Snap's tenancy in Venice is an awkward form of urbanism.

A tenancy in common provides no guidance on the boundaries of ownership.

He also posts "the funniest tweets about Foxtons" and "scary stats" about tenancy in England.

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

Buyers tend to use an arrangement called tenancy in common, although some sometimes later split the space into condominiums.

By briefing that he is ending the secure tenancy in social housing, reducing the tenancy to an insecure two years, Shapps has given Hughes a big political headache.

Pam Fica learned this the hard way during a two-year tenancy in a town house near Washington Square in Greenwich Village.

He says icons could be placed around a house to help service users with learning difficulties manage their own tenancy in the community.

Especially if that £350 is on a new tenancy in some of the borough's poorest and most blighted social housing stock.

At the same time, neither a joint tenancy nor a tenancy in common provides the same level of protection against creditors as a tenancy by the entirety.

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.