contractual tenancy
A lease or tenancy that gives the tenant exclusive possession for a term at a rent against the landlord, but that does not create the legal estate of term of years absolute, because the landlord does not have the capacity to create such an estate (Bruton v London and Quadrant Housing Trust [2000] 1 AC 406 (HL)).

• similar-fact evidence
• simple contract
• simple trust
• simpliciter
• sine die
• single administrative document
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• single-member company
• single-union agreement
• sittings
• situs
• skeleton argument
• slander
• slander of goods
• slander of title
• slavery
• slip rule
• small agreement
• small claims track
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• smuggling
• SOAD
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