When the Druse Rebellion was put down, the men returned and demanded their tenancy rights back.

Many Croatian Serbs, especially those who formerly lived in urban areas, could not return because they had lost their tenancy rights to socially owned apartments.

Immediate takeover of Earth's tenancy rights here would be the very least of the consequences.

This radical reduction in tenancy rights clearly places pre-1988 Housing Act tenants in a vulnerable position.

The Ordinance of 1939 finally eliminated squatters' remaining tenancy rights, and permitted settlers to demand 270 days' labour from any squatters on their land.

The Property Commission could play an indispensable role in determining tenancy rights for those displaced persons who wish to return to their homes.

Agricultural workers may automatically have tenancy rights in some circumstances.

The occupiers do not have tenancy rights and have fewer rights than squatters.

Previously it was almost impossible for a tenant to prove his tenancy rights legally owing to the judicial and administrative red-tapism.

This means that they will have different tenancy rights and possibly higher rents.