Property Ownership
What is 'tenancy at will' in Delaware landlord-tenant law?
AA tenancy that can only be terminated through the owner's will (estate)
BA rental arrangement with no fixed term that either party can terminate at any time with appropriate notice — created when a tenant occupies with the landlord's permission but without a formal lease✓ Correct
CA tenancy that is created by a court order
DA time-share arrangement allowing use at will during designated periods
Explanation
A tenancy at will has no fixed term — either the landlord or tenant can terminate it at any time by giving proper notice (Delaware typically requires reasonable notice, often at least equal to the rental payment period). It is created by mutual agreement without a fixed lease term.
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