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Periodic TenancyA form of tenancy that continues for successive or
continuous periods until either the tenant or the
landlord gives proper notice and ends the tenancy. E.g. L
leases to T for month to month. Periodic tenancy is also
created when lease makes no mention of the type of
tenancy but sets a payment schedule, or when the tenancy
for years is in violation of statute of frauds, or when
in a residential lease, the landlord allows a tenant to
wrongfully stay past the termination of the original
lease. Notice is required to terminate periodic tenancy.
If tenancy is month-to-month, then one month notice is
required. In a wee-to-week tenancy, one week notice is
required. But if tenancy is year-to-year or more, then
only 6 months notice is required. For more
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