Which of the following is not true regarding the sale of a landlord's interest in land? Question 40 options: creation of privity of estate with a new landlord does not bring an end to privity of contract with the former one the sale of a landlord's interest in land is guided by the concept of privity of estate, the relationship between tenant and landlord created by their respective interests in the land, and which passes to a transferee of the interest when a landlord sells her reversion, she is no longer personally liable on her covenants to her tenants, so that if the new landlord interferes with the covenant for quiet enjoyment, the tenant may sue the new landlord, but not the original one neither landlord nor tenant can destroy the privity of estate by claiming the original lease does not bind them