A tenant "at sufferance" is someone who stays in a property after their right to be there has ended. They do not own any part of the property.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the definition of a tenant "at sufferance"?
2. How would you describe the ownership status of a tenant "at sufferance"?
3. What does it mean when a tenant's right to be in a property has ended?
4. Can a tenant "at sufferance" claim ownership of any part of the property?
5. What is the term used to describe a tenant who stays in a property without any ownership rights?
6. What are the responsibilities of a landlord towards a tenant "at sufferance"?
7. Is a tenant "at sufferance" legally allowed to remain in the property?
8. What is the legal status of a tenant "at sufferance"?
9. How does a tenant become a tenant "at sufferance"?
10. What are the rights of a tenant "at sufferance" in terms of the property they are staying in?