Because a tenancy is primarily contractual and so does not run with the land, it will not bind a purchaser of a building.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  A tenancy can bind a purchaser of a building if the tenancy is properly recorded or the purchaser has actual knowledge of it, as it creates an interest in the property that can run with the land under certain conditions.

Because a tenancy is primarily contractual and so does not "run with the land," it will not bind a purchaser of a building.

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