A tenancy created when a lease specifies intervals at which payments are due but does not specify how long the lease is for is called a ________.
A) tenancy at sufferance
B) tenancy for years
C) periodic tenancy
D) tenancy at will

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A periodic tenancy is created when a lease specifies intervals at which payments are due, but does not specify a specific duration of the lease. The tenant can continue living in the property as long as they keep paying rent at each interval. The other options are different types of tenancies: A) tenancy at sufferance is when a tenant remains in the property after their lease has expired without the landlord's permission, B) tenancy for years is a lease with a specified start and end date, and D) tenancy at will is a tenancy with no specified duration, which can be ended by either the tenant or the landlord at any time.

A Tenancy Created When a Lease Specifies Intervals at Which