periodic tenancy means a tenancy from year to year, half year to half year, quarter to quarter, month to month, week to week or the like;
periodic tenancy means a tenancy of no fixed duration and in respect of which the rent is payable weekly, monthly, yearly or for any other recurring period;
periodic tenancy means a tenancy on a weekly, monthly or other periodic basis under a tenancy agreement that continues until it is ended in accordance with this Act;
More Definitions of periodic tenancy
periodic tenancy means a tenancy created under a lease or arising by
periodic tenancy means a tenancy from year to year, half year to half year, quarterly, month to month, and week to week;
periodic tenancy means a tenancy that continues for successive periods, whether month-to-month or otherwise, unless the landlord or tenant takes affirmative action to terminate the tenancy pursuant to this section.
periodic tenancy means a tenancy created under a lease or arising by operation of law for month to month, week to week, or other successive periods.
periodic tenancy means a tenancy for successive periods of equal duration, that is, from month to month or week to week or as the Government may prescribe and terminable by notice, of the same period by either landlord or tenant and includes tenancy which commences on the expiry of fixed term tenancy ;
periodic tenancy means a tenancy wherein real property is leased for an indefinite time with monthly or other periodic rent reserved. A periodic tenancy may be created by express agreement of the parties, or by implication upon the expiration of a fixed-term lease when neither landlord nor tenant provides the other with written notice of termination and the tenant retains possession of the premises for any period of time after the expiration of the original term.
periodic tenancy means an annual tenancy, or a quarterly tenancy, or a monthly tenancy, or a lunar monthly tenancy, or a weekly tenancy;