Flexible tenancy

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Flexible tenancies also known as fixed term flexible tenancies or flexible council tenancies[1] are a type of tenancy in the United Kingdom created by the Localism Act.[2]

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1. ^ "Flexible council tenancies". england.shelter.org.uk. Archived from the original on 21 April 2016. Retrieved 19 September 2015.
2. ^ Wilson, W. (2014) Succession Rights and Social Housing, House of Commons Research Paper, SN/SP/1998, p. 7

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Tenancies in the United Kingdom

Types of tenancy|

* Protected tenancy
* Statutory tenancy (See also Regulated tenancy)
* Secure tenancy
* Assured tenancy
* Assured shorthold tenancy (See also Short assured tenancy (Scotland))
* Starter tenancy
* Demoted tenancy
* Family intervention tenancy
* Business tenancy
* Common law tenancy
* Flexible tenancy
* Non-secure tenancy
* Secure fixed term tenancy

Historical|

* Controlled tenancy (See also Converted tenancy)

Other terminology|

* Contrived tenancy
* Sitting tenant

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