Breach of Tenancy. 1.57.1. The Tenant shall pay the Landlord's reasonable legal costs and expenses (including VAT) incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent in enforcement or remedy of any breach of the Tenant obligations under this Agreement, whether or not the same shall result in court proceedings.
1.57.2. The Tenant shall pay the cost of any bank or other reasonable charges incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent if any standing order payment or cheque submitted by the Tenant is withdrawn or dishonored by the Tenant's bank.
Breach of Tenancy. (i) The Tenant shall pay or be liable to pay to the Landlord, unless a court orders otherwise, the reasonable legal costs and expenses (including VAT), whether or not the same shall result in court proceedings, properly incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent or professional advisers in the enforcement or remedy of any breach of the Tenant obligations under this Agreement.
(ii) The Tenant shall pay the cost of any bank or other reasonable charges incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent if any standing order payment or cheque submitted by the Tenant is withdrawn or dishonoured by the Tenant’s bank.
Breach of Tenancy. Without prejudice to the provisions of 7.2 above, where in the judgement of the Council, a breach of any term or condition of the tenancy or this Agreement has occurred, the tenant will be subject to the following enforcement procedure. The Council intends to allow the tenant the opportunity to remedy the breach before any action is taken to terminate the tenancy. The decision of the Council on any breach shall be final.
Breach of Tenancy. The Landlord and I agree that this surrender does not waive any existing breaches of The Tenancy by either party. I confirm that I wish to give 4 full weeks notice to terminate the Tenancy with Freebridge Community Housing, and consider this notice - signed and dated below - to be our written Notice for that purpose. I understand if I leave any possessions in the property, they will be disposed of by Freebridge without any further notice and I will have given up any rights relating to those possessions. Please also note that this notice will be effective from the date that it is received by Freebridge Community Housing, and not the date that it is signed. Surrender of Fixed term Tenancy (office use only) Dated: (always Sunday) (only insert the date on the day when the surrender takes effect, which may be after the date when the document was signed). FCH0185 The wheelie bins supplied will be secured within the property when I return the keys (Black and green wheelie bins): If the tenant rented a garage from us, do you wish to end the tenancy on this too? (Please leave blank if there is no garage) YES NO YES NO If no, please give details why Address of garage: If you/the tenant had a parking permit, please can you return the permit to us when you return the keys Please confirm who your current energy supplier is (if known): Gas: Electricity: Freebridge Data Protection Privacy Statement: We take your privacy seriously and you can find out more about your privacy rights and how we collect, use, share and secure your personal identifiable information (“personal information”) by referring to our Privacy Notice which can be found on our website (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx/documents/Privacy-Notice-Tenants.pdf) or by requesting a hard copy from us. How we use your personal information will depend on the services we provide to you. However, we obtain your personal information so we may conduct our normal business operations as a registered social housing provider. The Privacy Notice provides information about how we use your personal information with effect from 25th May 2018 and updates any previous information we have provided about using your personal information. If we make any significant changes affecting how we use your personal information, we will make changes to the Privacy Notice, and we will contact you to inform you of these changes. Our Data Protection Officer (DPO) provides help and guidance to make sure we apply the law to the processing and protec...
Breach of Tenancy. You (or anyone living with you, or visiting your home) have broken a rule in this tenancy agreement.
Breach of Tenancy. 3.1 Where, during the six months of the tenancy, the Tenant is in breach of this Tenancy Agreement or one or more of the grounds listed below as set out in schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 apply, the Landlord reserves the right to bring the Tenancy to an end by recovering possession through the courts after serving upon you a notice to determine the Tenancy.
Breach of Tenancy. Should the terms and conditions of the occupancy be breached, the Letting Agent of the Lessor and or the Lessor reserves the right to immediately and without notice evict all occupants and terminate the occupancy. The Lessor shall be entitled to immediate repossession of the premises and shall not have any obligation whatsoever to refund any amount for any period of time which has been prepaid.
Breach of Tenancy. The tenant has broken one or more of the terms of the tenancy agreement, except the obligation to pay rent.
Breach of Tenancy. This means that as the tenant you have failed to comply with one or more of the terms and conditions contained in your tenancy agreement and as such a breach has occurred. Examples include: • Failure to pay rent and or service charge. • Unacceptable conduct of tenant, member of household or guest or visitor which includes anti-social behaviour. • Failure to maintain areas of property which fall within the responsibility of the tenant or causing damage to the property. • Failure to maintain in acceptable condition any furniture or equipment provided by PMVT. • Failure to provide requested information or providing false or misleading information to PMVT. • Subletting all or part of the property. • Failing to use the property as your principle home or using it for purposes other than residential. It is important to be aware that a tenant evicted for a breach of these or other conditions or part of them may be deemed for the purposes of re-housing to have deliberately rendered themselves homeless within the meaning of Section II [2] [b] of the Housing Act, 1988 and may not be provided with another home by PMVT, social housing landlord or Local Authority.
Breach of Tenancy i. The Tenant shall pay on the indemnity basis to the Landlord, the Landlord’s legal costs and expenses (including VAT) properly incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent or professional advisers in the enforcement or remedy of any breach of the Tenant's obligations under this Agreement, whether or not the same shall result in court proceedings.
ii. The Tenant shall pay the cost of any bank or other reasonable charges incurred by the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent if any standing order payment or cheque submitted by the Tenant is withdrawn or dishonoured by the Tenant’s bank.
iii. The Tenant shall pay the cost of any bank or other reasonable charges incurred by the Landlord or the Landlords Agent if a standing order payment is made after the Termination of the Tenancy and a refund is to be made to the Tenant.
iv. The Tenant shall pay any reasonable costs of redecoration or replacement required as a result of unauthorised activities carried out by the Tenant under this Agreement.
