[trumandogz]

The rights of the property owner supersede those of the tenant.

And if a tenant wishes to improve a property the improvements become property of the landlord.

[Petronski]

Where did you get your legal degree? How long did you spend reviewing the relevant documents between the parties in this case? How long did you spend in the law library researching all the issues involved?

Welfare? Get over yourself.

[Steve_Seattle]

"The rights of the property owner supersede those of the tenant."

Not if they have signed a legal agreement in which the tenant is granted certain rights, such as a specified rent amount, in perpetuity.