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A tenancy is a type of land right known as the leasehold estate in landwhich gives the tenant exclusive possession of the landlord’s property for a specific amount of time, requiring a two-part process to enter into one.

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The Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) is a type of statutory tenancy that allows your landlord to let their property to you for a specific amount of time whilst retaining the right to possession of their property at the end of your contractual term, as long as they follow the correct statutory process to end your AST.

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