Common use of Death of Tenant Clause in Contracts

Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational Manual.

Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person Requirement Detail e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational ManualGuidelines.

Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or T E M P L A T E Requirement Detail • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational ManualGuidelines.

Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or Requirement Detail • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational ManualGuidelines.

Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person T E M P L A T E Requirement Detail e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational ManualGuidelines.