Converse of object

• assure: Assured Tenancy, the period of which to be mutually agreed.

• demote: If there are no problems during a demoted tenancy, you become an assured tenant.

• surrender: She should supply you with a written and dated letter stating that she hereby agrees to surrender the tenancy forthwith.

• renew: The Act gives tenants the right to renew a business tenancy, which the landlord can only resist on certain grounds.

• grant: Premiums A premium or ' key money ' is a sum of money a landlord can charge for granting a tenancy.

Adjective modifier

• assured: Landlord of a tenant, who has an assured tenancy, grants a new one.

• protected: Previously a protected tenancy could only be terminated in accordance with sections 25 & 26 of the Act.

• joint: Joint Tenancy This is the owning of land or property by two or more people.

Modifies a noun

• agreement: Under English law most homes are owned under joint tenancy agreements, which means the property is owned by both partners.

• sustainment: There are a range of tenancy sustainment services provided around the County to assist people living in temporary accommodation.

• agreement/lease: A tenancy agreement/lease would be needed to establish taxable rent.

• deposit: They are seeking the return of their tenancy deposit, which the landlord is refusing to pay.

• cleaning: End of tenancy cleaning and carpet cleaning: Payment of £ 15.00 is due as a deposit before work commences.

Noun used with modifier

• shorthold: An assured shorthold tenancy will allow the landlord to take the property back at the end of the agreed term.

• short-hold: The creation of the assured short-hold tenancy allowed those interested in building up a residential letting portfolio to do so in safety.