When a Landlord Seizes Property Left by the Tenant and Holds

question 122

Multiple Choice

When a landlord seizes property left by the tenant and holds it until the rent is paid, or sells it to pay rent owing, this is referred to as

• A) an order absolute.
• B) distress.
• C) an order nisi.
• D) relief against forfeiture.
• E) tenancy at sufferance.

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Definitions:

Third Party

An entity that is not directly involved in a transaction or agreement but may be affected by it or play a role in its outcome.

Principal

The primary party involved in a financial transaction or agreement, often referring to the main amount of money borrowed or invested.

Legal Action

A formal proceeding in a court, which involves enforcing or defending a legal right.

Authorised

Officially granted permission or power to do something within a particular scope or sphere.