take over a tenancy

Frequency: 6.76.8 per million words

To assume the rights and responsibilities of an existing tenancy from another person.

tenancyVERB + TENANCY

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take over

Examples (10)

  • The new tenant agreed to take over the existing tenancy from the previous occupant.
  • It's a complex process to legally take over a tenancy agreement.
  • She decided to take over her grandmother's tenancy after she moved into care.
  • The landlord permitted them to take over the tenancy for the remaining six months.
  • Are you planning to take over the tenancy of this flat?
  • We had to take over the tenancy officially to avoid any legal issues.
  • To take over a tenancy means accepting all its terms and conditions.
  • They were unable to take over the tenancy due to financial constraints.
  • He hopes to take over the tenancy of the family farm next year.
  • Before you take over a tenancy, make sure all documents are in order.