Assured Periodic Tenancy

15:55 Feb 21, 2006
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Law/Patents - Law (general) / property law
English term or phrase: Assured Periodic Tenancy
This appears in a document containing guidance notes for tenants. Following are a couple of definitions I found in the Internet for this term:

A tenancy arrangement that continues on a week-to-week or month-to-month basis with no clear termination date fixed. This sometimes occurs when a tenant continues to occupy a dwelling after the end of a lease.

A periodic tenancy is a tenancy agreement that has no end date. All new tenants who sign a tenancy agreement after 1 January 2006 have a periodic tenancy.

How could I translate it? Also, is there a difference between "Assured Tenancy" and "Assured Periodic Tenancy"?
Thanks!
Federica Eriani (X)
Local time: 10:17


Summary of answers provided
3locazione/affitto periodica/o garantita/a
Monica Paola Burattini


  

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assured periodic tenancy
locazione/affitto periodica/o garantita/a


Explanation:
Assured significa che il proprietario non può sfrattare l'inquilino.
Periodic si riferisce a un tipo di contratto di locazione la cui validità può essere settimanale o mensile, che viene rinnovato automaticamente fino a quando il proprietario o l'affittuario non chiedono la risoluzione del contratto. Anche in questo caso "assured" significa che l'inquilino non può essere mandato via, se paga regolarmente l'affitto. Spero di essere stata chiara...

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Monica Paola Burattini
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