tenancy
Example Sentences
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Renters are paying an average of at least £1,000 a month for a new tenancy in more than half of British neighbourhoods, according to data shared with the BBC.
From BBC
Sarah and Amy both said the people they spoke to in person and interacted with over the phone appeared legitimate, and that the process they went through "mirrored exactly what a tenancy process looks like".
From BBC
It said some tenants had retained their tenancies while spending time in care homes, possibly giving a false impression of how long their homes were empty.
From BBC
He eventually got a private tenancy, but was unable to keep up with the cost of the rent, which led to him becoming homeless again.
From BBC
Under succession rules in England and Wales, a council tenancy can only be passed on once.
From BBC
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