The difference between periodic and fixed-term tenancy agreements

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25th February 2016

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Courtesy of Urban.co.uk, Adrian McClinton of Rix and Kay Solicitors explains the difference between a periodic and a fixed-term tenancy agreement.

Tags: Automated Rent Payments, City Property, Landlord Services, Legal & Compliance, Rental Reform, Tenancy Deposit Scheme (tds)

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The difference between periodic and fixed-term tenancy agreements