Sentence examples for that tenancy from inspiring English sources

It does not help that tenancy law is stacked in the favour of landlords.

It also confirms that tenancy rights are the right of the UK citizen but moveable at the behest of a devolved government – and perhaps, in time, councils.

My specific role is to work with young people who have just moved into their tenancy and to support them in a holistic way to maintain that tenancy.

However, the move threatens to put large numbers of landlords in breach of buy-to-let mortgage terms, which generally stipulate that tenancy agreements be no more than one year.

It could even lead to problems for the association's social tenants if local properties are not maintained by their commercial counterparts in the manner that tenancy agreements will normally require.

The one who questioned that approach at the time was Rita E. Hauser, who, Mr. Guenther said in his memo, "felt that tenancy would be a greater way to proceed, at least on a trial basis".

Labour wants to ban price rises above a certain threshold and mandate that tenancies last for 3 years after a 6 month probationary period.

"We are now proposing that this expectation that tenancies of this length should only be used exceptionally should become a requirement with the Tenure Standard itself.

A Department for Communities and Local Government spokeswoman said: "Landlords have made it clear to ministers from the start of the year that tenancies shorter than two years would only be used in exceptional circumstances.

Towards the end of the six months we received a reminder letter from the agent informing us that our tenancy agreement was about to expire and that if we wished to renew the tenancy we had to pay another £65 fee.

For this reason, investing in a solicitor may be a worthwhile investment as they will be able to ensure that your tenancy agreement does not contain any clauses which will prevent you raising rents or ending a tenancy before an expected date.