Italian term
Contratto di locazione a canone concordato
- Contratto di locazione a canone libero
- Contratto di locazione a canone concordato
- Contratto di locazione transitorio
- Contratto di locazione per studenti
I know the meaning but I am just having a hard time finding a proper translation in English (US-English preferred) for the actual lease agreement "terms".
Thank you
1 +3 | regulated rent/lease contract | NICOLAE CIPRIAN BERCHISAN |
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Proposed translations
regulated rent/lease contract
What is a regulated tenancy?
A regulated tenancy is a long-term tenancy with a private landlord.
You are likely to be a regulated tenant if you pay rent to a private landlord and your tenancy started before 15 January 1989. You may still be a regulated tenant even if you later signed a new tenancy agreement after that date with the same landlord.
You won't be a regulated tenant if you've lived in the same property as your landlord since your tenancy started.
A regulated tenancy might be for a fixed term such as a year or it could be a periodic tenancy and roll from week-to-week or month-to-month.
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Note added at 1 day6 hrs (2015-06-07 07:45:56 GMT)
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Of course, if you prefer you can always say: "regulated tenancy". :)
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