Common use of Abandonment by a joint tenant Clause in Contracts

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 four weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 eight weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four 4 week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue. That tenant has a right of appeal to the sheriff.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue. The person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that joint tenant 4 four weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 eight weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continuecontinue in the name of the remaining tenants. That joint tenant has a right to make application to the sheriff within eight weeks after the date of service of that second notice.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which which, will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy tenancy, which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' weeks notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. The joint tenant has a right to appeal to the Sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. The joint tenant has a right to, make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the houseproperty, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four 4-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the houseproperty, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, not however, terminate the tenancy tenancy, which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the Sherriff is we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. The joint tenant has a right to appeal to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four 4 week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue. That tenant has a right of appeal to the sheriff.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, grounds at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the Sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. The joint tenant has a right to,make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your a joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will may give that tenant 4 weeks' ’ notice. If we are satisfied on reasonable grounds, at the end of the four four- week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's ’s interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, not however terminate the tenancy which will continue. That person has a right to make application to the sheriff if we do this.

Abandonment by a joint tenant. If we have reasonable grounds for believing that your joint tenant has abandoned the house, we will give that tenant 4 weeks' notice. If we are satisfied on have reasonable groundsgrounds for believing, at the end of the four four-week period, that the joint tenant has abandoned the house, we may serve another notice. This second notice will terminate that joint tenant's interest in the tenancy in not less than 8 weeks. That second notice will not, however, terminate the tenancy which will continue.