What does a tenancy for years require to terminate?

A tenancy for years is a type of lease that has a specified start date and end date. Since there is a predetermined duration agreed upon by both parties at the beginning of the lease, the tenancy naturally terminates at the end of that specified term without the need for any additional notice from either party. This structured timeline differentiates it from other types of tenancies, such as month-to-month rentals, which typically require a notice period for termination.

Mutual consent, notice requirements, and immediate eviction notices pertain to different leasing situations where agreements or legal actions must take place to end the tenancy. In the case of a tenancy for years, the clarity of the lease's duration allows for automatic termination upon reaching the agreed-upon end date.