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tenancy

noun as in tenure

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The bill includes provisions allowing the government to use unclaimed deposits to fund support for private tenants, and allowing a single joint tenant to end a joint tenancy.

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Mr Reid said it was his decision to proceed with the tenancy.

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Advice from Money Saving Expert said students should research the best bank account for them, use websites like Unidays for discounts, and ensure tenancy deposits are protected.

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He was found by the Bar Standards Board to have "deliberately exaggerated his academic achievements and qualifications in an attempt to improve his tenancy prospects".

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In a letter seen by BBC London, the council told Mr Hasan in April 2024 that the occupant had been given a warning, issued with a tenancy breach order and was being monitored.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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