Question 1

What is a periodic tenancy?

Accepted Answer

A leasehold interest that rene

Question 2

An object that is attached to a building for the purposes of carrying on a trade is called a

Accepted Answer

A)  removable fixture. 
B)  immoveable fixture. 
C)  flexible fixture. 
D)  trade fixture. 
E)  tenant's fixture. 
A)  removable fixture. 
B)  immoveable fixture. 
C)  flexible fixture. 
D)  trade fixture. 
E)  tenant's fixture.

Question 3

The right of the landlord to distrain is also sometimes referred to as

Accepted Answer

A)  right of re- entry. 
B)  leaseback. 
C)  forfeiture. 
D)  joint tenancy. 
E)  distress. 
A)  right of re- entry. 
B)  leaseback. 
C)  forfeiture. 
D)  joint tenancy. 
E)  distress.

Question 4

A financial arrangement that enables a business to purchase a house and sell it to a financial institution that in turn gives a long term lease of the property back to the business is called

Accepted Answer

A)  a leaseback. 
B)  a saleback. 
C)  a mortgageback. 
D)  a loanback. 
E)  a purchaseback. 
A)  a leaseback. 
B)  a saleback. 
C)  a mortgageback. 
D)  a loanback. 
E)  a purchaseback.

Question 5

Jack enters into a verbal agreement with the owner of a home. He will reside in one of the rooms in the home and will share the kitchen with the owner. He does not sign a formal lease and he is advised that he can leave the premises at any time upon the provision of a month's notice. Likewise the landlord may ask him to leave the premises upon the provision of a month's notice. Jack's tenancy is

Accepted Answer

A)  a tenancy at sufferance. 
B)  term certain tenancy. 
C)  a tenancy at will. 
D)  a periodic tenancy. 
E)  leasehold tenancy. 
A)  a tenancy at sufferance. 
B)  term certain tenancy. 
C)  a tenancy at will. 
D)  a periodic tenancy. 
E)  leasehold tenancy.

Question 6

Jack enters into a verbal agreement with the owner of a home. He will reside in one of the rooms in the home and will share the kitchen with the owner. He does not sign a formal lease and he is advised that he can leave the premises at any time without notice. Likewise the landlord may ask him to leave the premises at any time without notice. Jack's tenancy is tenancy at will.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

A periodic tenancy renews itself automatically unless the tenant or landlord serves a notice to quit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Jack rents an apartment and fixes a television stand to the wall. The stand enables the television to be placed close to the wall as opposed to on a table on the ground. Is the television stand considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Accepted Answer

Fixtures are items that a fixed to the l

Question 9

Jack rents an apartment and fixes a television stand to the wall. The stand enables the television to be placed close to the wall as opposed to on a table on the ground. Is the television stand considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Accepted Answer

Fixtures are items that a fixed to the l

Question 10

Jack rents an apartment and hangs a picture of his girlfriend on the wall. Is the picture considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Accepted Answer

Fixtures are items that a fixed to the l

Question 11

Mary's tenancy is due to end on June 2, 2003. On that date Mary does not leave the premises and pays the landlord rent for another month. The term certain tenancy is converted into a tenancy at sufferance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Mary's tenancy is due to end on June 2, 2003. On that date Mary does not leave the premises. The term certain tenancy is converted into a

Accepted Answer

A)  tenancy at sufferance. 
B)  periodic tenancy. 
C)  tenancy at will. 
D)  term certain tenancy. 
E)  month to month tenancy. 
A)  tenancy at sufferance. 
B)  periodic tenancy. 
C)  tenancy at will. 
D)  term certain tenancy. 
E)  month to month tenancy.

Question 13

Jack enters into a verbal agreement with the owner of a home. He will reside in one of the rooms in the home and will share the kitchen with the owner. He does not sign a formal lease and he is advised that he can leave the premises at any time without notice. Likewise the landlord may ask him to leave the premises at any time without notice. Jack's tenancy is

Accepted Answer

A)  term certain tenancy. 
B)  a tenancy at will. 
C)  a periodic tenancy. 
D)  leasehold tenancy. 
E)  a tenancy at sufferance. 
A)  term certain tenancy. 
B)  a tenancy at will. 
C)  a periodic tenancy. 
D)  leasehold tenancy. 
E)  a tenancy at sufferance.

Exam 24: Landlord and Tenant

What is a periodic tenancy?

An object that is attached to a building for the purposes of carrying on a trade is called a

The right of the landlord to distrain is also sometimes referred to as

A financial arrangement that enables a business to purchase a house and sell it to a financial institution that in turn gives a long term lease of the property back to the business is called

A periodic tenancy renews itself automatically unless the tenant or landlord serves a notice to quit.

Jack rents an apartment and fixes a television stand to the wall. The stand enables the television to be placed close to the wall as opposed to on a table on the ground. Is the television stand considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Jack rents an apartment and fixes a television stand to the wall. The stand enables the television to be placed close to the wall as opposed to on a table on the ground. Is the television stand considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Jack rents an apartment and hangs a picture of his girlfriend on the wall. Is the picture considered to be a fixture? Explain.

Mary's tenancy is due to end on June 2, 2003. On that date Mary does not leave the premises and pays the landlord rent for another month. The term certain tenancy is converted into a tenancy at sufferance.

Mary's tenancy is due to end on June 2, 2003. On that date Mary does not leave the premises. The term certain tenancy is converted into a

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