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Tenure is a type of
academic appointment that
protects its
holder from
being fired or laid off
except for cause, or
under extraordinary cir****stances such...
- The
Tenures Abolition Act 1660 (12 Cha. 2. c. 24),
sometimes known as the
Statute of
Tenures, was an Act of the
Parliament of
England which changed the...
- In
common law systems, land
tenure, from the
French verb "tenir"
means "to hold", is the
legal regime in
which land "owned" by an
individual is possessed...
- Look up
tenure in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tenure may
refer to:
Academic tenure,
indefinite academic position Housing tenure,
arrangement for the...
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Tenure of
Office may
refer to:
Academic tenure Burrowing (politics),
tenure by
political contrivance Tenure of
Office Act (disambiguation) Term of office...
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Tenure of
Office Act may
refer to:
Tenure of
Office Act (1820)
Tenure of
Office Act (1867) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- A life
tenure or
service during good
behaviour is a term of
office that
lasts for the
office holder's lifetime,
unless the
office holder is
removed from...
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Security of
tenure is a term with
multiple meanings according to jurisdiction. In Australia, it is used in
political science to
describe a constitutional...
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different forms of land
tenure existed, each
effectively a
contract with
differing rights and
duties attached thereto. Such
tenures could be
either free-hold...
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Abolition of
Feudal Tenure etc. (Scotland) Act 2000. The word is the
Scots variant of fee. The
English had in 1660
abolished these tenures, with An Act Taking...
