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"An assured or shorthold tenancy may either:
● last for a fixed number of weeks, months or years � called a fixed term tenancy; or
● run indefinitely from one rent period to the next � called a
contractual periodic tenancy."
The source for that quote is a Government booklet which explains the different forms of tenancy (and their implications). It's available as a pdf, here:
http://www.communities.gov.uk/pub/919/Assureda ndassuredshortholdtenanciesAguidefortenants_id 1151919.pdf
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"An assured or shorthold tenancy may either:
● last for a fixed number of weeks, months or years � called a fixed term tenancy; or
● run indefinitely from one rent period to the next � called a
contractual periodic tenancy."
The source for that quote is a Government booklet which explains the different forms of tenancy (and their implications). It's available as a pdf, here:
http://www.communities.gov.uk/pub/919/Assureda ndassuredshortholdtenanciesAguidefortenants_id 1151919.pdf
Chris
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