CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. How you may terminate this tenancy (Introductory and secure tenants)
(a) The tenancy may be brought to an end by the tenant, or in the case of joint tenant either one of them, giving the council not less than four weeks written notice, ending on a Monday.
(b) In exceptional circumstances you may be allowed to surrender your tenancy, giving less than the four weeks period of notice required. You will only be able to surrender your tenancy where prior written approval has been given by the council.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. How you may terminate this tenancy In accordance with s.107C, Housing Act 1985, the tenancy may be brought to an end by the tenant, or in the case of joint tenants either one of them, serving a notice on the council stating that the tenancy will be determined on a date specified in the notice, which must be at least four weeks after the date that the notice is served. In accordance with s.107C(5), Housing Act 1985, the tenancy will only come to an end if no arrears of rent are due and you are not otherwise materially in breach of a term of this agreement. In exceptional circumstances you may be allowed to surrender your tenancy without satisfying s.107C, Housing Act 1985. You will only be able to surrender your tenancy where prior written approval has been given by the council. How the council may terminate this tenancy The council can bring this tenancy to an end by forfeiting it in any of these circumstances: if any rent is unpaid for seven days after it became due, whether formally demanded or not; if there has been a breach of any of the tenant’s other obligations contained in this agreement or if any of the tenant’s other obligations have not been performed; in any circumstances which amount to a ground for possession, asset out in schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1985; if you cease to occupy the property as your only or principal home; or if you part with possession of the property or sublet the whole of the property. The council can also bring this tenancy to an end by serving upon you a notice of seeking possession and subsequently obtaining a county court order for possession of the dwelling where there is a legal reason to do so "this is called a 'ground for possession' as defined in schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1985). After five years, if the council does not grant the tenant a further tenancy, the council can recover possession of the property in accordance with s.107D, Housing Act 1985. It is only necessary for the council to prove to the court that it has followed the procedure set out in s.107D, Housing Act 1985. That requires the council to give you at least six months’ notice that it does not intend grant another tenancy. You have a right to request a review of that decision. The council is also required to give you two months’ notice that it requires possession of the property.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. The tenancy shall be a weekly tenancy commencing on the above start date, and may be determined upon either the Landlord or the Tenant giving one week’s notice in writing to the other party before 12.00 o’clock noon on any Monday. The Tenant has no security of tenure in respect of the garage premises.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. 2.1 The Tenant shall pay the Rent annually in advance on the Rent Payment Date.
2.2 The Tenant shall keep the Allotment Garden clean free from weeds in a good state of cultivation and fertility and in good condition (and in particular shall commence cultivation of the Allotment Garden within 14 days of paying the first Invoice for rent) and shall return the Allotment garden to the Council in such state and condition as previously stated at the end of the Term
2.3 The Tenant shall keep any pathway or track alongside and forming part of the boundary of the Allotment Garden reasonably free of weeds and keep any xxxxxx that are on or form part of the boundary of the Allotment Garden properly cut and trimmed and keep any ditches properly cleaned out and in working order and keep any other fences gates or sheds on the Allotment Garden in repair.
2.4 The Tenant shall not cause any nuisance or annoyance to the occupier of any other allotment garden and shall not encroach on or obstruct any pathways or tracks set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment gardens.
2.5 The Tenant shall not cut down or prune any timber or other trees (other than the Tenant’s own fruit trees) without first obtaining the written consent of the Council and shall not take sell or carry away any mineral gravel sand earth or clay
2.6 The Tenant shall not use any barbed wire or razor wire for a fence adjoining any path or track set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment gardens.
2.7 The Tenant shall not light any bonfire nor permit any bonfires to be lit by any other person nor burn material in an incinerator on the Allotment Garden
2.8 The Tenant shall not place or construct any buildings or structures on the Allotment Garden (except for small removable cold frames or cloches) without first obtaining the written consent of the Council (which the Council will not unreasonably withhold in the case of sheds and greenhouses of a reasonable size) and shall remove any buildings or structures if and when required by the Council to do so in accordance with the terms of any Shed or Greenhouse Agreement.
2.9 The Tenant shall not plant any trees or bushes on the Allotment Garden other than fruit trees and bushes and shall not plant any fruit trees within five feet of the boundary of the Allotment Garden that would overhang any other allotment garden or any of the paths or tracks laid out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment garde...
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. REPAIRS
4.1 The Council
i) agrees to repair and maintain the structure and exterior of the property. This includes drains, gutters, external pipes, and the main footpaths to the front and rear doors.
ii) agrees to repair and maintain the installations in the property for the supply of water, gas, and electricity (excluding service meters) and for sanitation, including basins, sinks baths, and lavatories, only if these have been installed by the Council, or were in the property when ‘The Tenant’ moved into the property.
iii) agrees to repair and maintain the heating and water heating systems that are standard fixtures to the property, or those items that the Council has agreed to adopt.
iv) will only maintain standard fixtures and fittings in the property at the time it was let to ‘The Tenant’, or installed as part of Council improvements to the property.
4.2 The Council agrees to carry out repairs within a reasonable period of time, and will attempt to comply with specific service standards.
4.3 The Council agrees to clean up after completing a repair.
4.4 ‘The Tenant’ has a legal right to repair, and may be able to get compensation if certain qualifying repairs are not done on time.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. 21.1 The LESSOR and the LESSEE hereby agrees to the Premises being used for residential purposes only and for no other purpose whatsoever. The LESSEE shall strictly observe all Government, Provincial and Municipal laws, bylaws and Regulations applicable to the Premises and the conditions of title of the Premises.
21.2 The LESSEE hereby agrees that no more than …………. adults and minors shall occupy the Premises at any given time.
21.3 The LESSEE agrees to allow the Agent reasonable access, at reasonably agreed upon times, for inspections and marketing purposes should the LESSEE not renew the Lease, or the owner wish to market the Premises for sale.
21.4 The LESSEE undertakes not to do or permit to be done any act or thing which may be or become an annoyance or nuisance to occupiers of neighboring dwellings or which may endanger or injure the Premises or prejudice or vitiate the fire insurance policy or policies or increase the rate of premiums thereof. The LESSEE undertakes that no sale by public auction shall be held in or about the Premises.
21.5 The LESSEE shall supply/maintain all electrical bulbs and replace heater elements at his own expense.
21.6 The LESSEE shall not alter or interfere with the electric and/or gas installations or make any alterations to the Premises, or permit nails or screws to be driven into any walls or ceilings, or any form of wall sticker or poster to be affixed to the walls or any painted surface in the Premises.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. How you may terminate this tenancy
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. How You may terminate this tenancy
2.1 a) The tenancy may be brought to an end by the tenant, or in the case of joint tenants either one of them, giving the Council not less than four weeks written notice, ending on a Monday.
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. The Tenant(s) agrees to the following:
CONDITIONS OF TENANCY. The tenancy may be terminated by either party giving four week’s previous notice in writing, expiring on any Monday or by payment of four week’s rent in lieu of notice.
