Death of a tenant. In the event of your death, the tenancy may pass on to a joint tenant, your spouse or civil partner, or member of your family if they are qualified to succeed.
Death of a tenant. 57. The executor or next-of-kin of the deceased Tenant should notify the Association of the death of the Tenant formally in writing enclosing a copy of the death certificate. The Tenancy will end on the Sunday following the date when the keys of the property are handed in to the Association. MISREP- RESENTATION 58. To provide true and accurate information and details in relation to your circumstances for the purpose of this tenancy. The tenancy is granted on the basis of such information and if false or inaccurate information is given by you to the Association or by any party acting on behalf of you this will be a breach of tenancy.
Death of a tenant. Upon the death of a Tenant(s) where no other living Tenant(s) remains, this Tenancy Agreement or any renewal thereof shall terminate thirty (30) days after the death of the Tenant(s). Any Guests staying in the unit after that time will be considered trespassers and removed by the police under the Trespass to Property Xxx 0000, or failing that will be considered unauthorized occupants in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act, and are responsible for paying compensation so long as they occupy the Unit. In the event that there is more than one Tenant and upon the death of one of them, the tenancy agreement shall be deemed to be amended to include the remaining Tenant(s) as Tenant(s), along with the Estate, heirs or personal representatives of the deceased Tenant for a period of thirty (30) days after the death of the Tenant, after which time the rights of the Estate, heirs or personal representatives to hold the status of Tenant ends, and the lease is deemed to be amended to include the surviving Tenant(s) only.
Death of a tenant. The right of succession
8. In the event of your death, the tenancy may pass on to your spouse or civil partner, a joint tenant or a member of your family if certain conditions are met. This is called ‘succession’ and the conditions are: • any spouse or civil partner can succeed to the tenancy as long as they are living at the property as their only or main home at the time of your death • any other member of your family can succeed to the tenancy if theywere resident with you for 12 months before your death and used it as their only or main home • if you have a joint tenancy, the tenancy will pass to your joint tenant and this will count as a succession If you have already succeeded to this tenancy, there can be no further successionI.f there has already been a succession to the tenancy, please contact your housing office for further advice on rehousing options. A member of your family who is entitled to succeed, may be required to move to smaller accommodation provided by the council if the property is larger than they need. Full details of the conditions for succession can be found in the tenant handbook.
9. In the event that there is no one qualified to succeed at the time of your death, the tenancy becomes part of your estate. If you have left a will, the tenancy can be brought to an end by a personal representative of your estate. The personal representative must give at least four weeks notice in writing ending on a Monday. Your estate is also responsible for other conditions of this agreement as set out in clauses 5.1 to 5.5 of this agreement.
10. In the event that there is no will, known as ‘intestate’, legal responsibility for your tenancy passes to the Public Trustee. We will end the tenancy by serving anotice on the Public Trustee. A copy of this notice will be given to any next of kin that you may have.
Death of a tenant. Where a plot falls vacant because of a tenant's death, if it can be shown that a member of the tenant's immediate family has been jointly cultivating the plot for a period of time and wishes to take on the tenancy, it may be offered to them at the discretion of the council.
Death of a tenant. Upon the Tenant’s death, either the Landlord or the personal representative of the estate may terminate this Lease upon thirty (30) days written notice. Even if this Lease is terminated under this Section, the estate must pay rent or other amounts owed prior to or during the notice period and must also pay the amount necessary to restore the Unit to their condition at the beginning of the lease, normal wear and tear excepted.
Death of a tenant. If you die the tenancy will be brought to an end, if necessary by serving notice on the Public Trustee. Any members of your household who are living in the property at the time should apply to the Head of Housing if they want to apply for a new tenancy for either the same property or for another suitable property. Any outstanding rent or debts will be recovered from your estate.
Death of a tenant. A claim for for payment of the outstanding balance owing on the loan account is to be submitted to the Executor/Heir/Beneficiary, if a borrow dies Testate, or the Administrator of the Estate if a borrower dies Intestate. The Housing Authority may revisit the agreement between the parties to accommodate the new circumstances.
Death of a tenant. If Xxxxxx(s) should die during Lease Term, the Lease shall be terminated the last day of the month in which the Tenant has died. If a Tenant dies, and there is no person authorized by order of a circuit court to handle probate matters for the deceased Tenant, Landlord may dispose of any personal property left by such Tenant upon giving at least 10 days written notice in accordance with the VRLTA. Such notice shall include a statement that any items of personal property left in the dwelling unit shall be treated as abandoned property and disposed of, if not claimed within 30 days.
Death of a tenant. In the event of your death, the tenancy becomes part of your estate and, if you have left a will, the tenancy can be brought to an end by a personal representative of your estate. The personal representative must give at least four weeks’ notice in writing ending on a Monday. Your estate is also responsible for other conditions of this agreement as set out in clauses 5.1 to 5.5 of this agreement.
