DCONSCIOUS
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QN (a) differerentiate a lease from a licence
(b )is an agreement for a lease as good as lease? with reasons.
(b )is an agreement for a lease as good as lease? with reasons.
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mayenga
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In short though,your first question contact your dictionary.On second question in my view a lease is a broader term which covers an agreement for lease.In either way an agreement for lease is one of the lease component.
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A lease/tenancy creates an interest in land while a license does not. With a license, the land owner is effectively saying you can occupy my house for a while, but I can kick you out whenever I want. To a land owner, the advantage of a license is that in certain circumstances, it is easier to kick you out. Also, in a license, if the land owner sell his/her land to a third party, then the third party can kick out. But the third party cannot kick out in a lease before giving you the required reasonable notice. In any case, lease/tenancy is much better.