Common use of End of tenancy Clause in Contracts

End of tenancy. Where the Agent has protected the Deposit on behalf of the Landlord the Agent will liaise with the Landlord at the end of the tenancy to ascertain what (if any) deductions will be made from the Deposit and liaise with the Tenant regarding any deductions. The Agent will assist in resolving any dispute between the Landlord and the Tenant and arrange for the return of the Deposit to the Tenant less any deductions agreed. Where the Deposit has been protected in one of the statutory tenancy deposit schemes and a dispute cannot be resolved the matter will be referred for adjudication under an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process within the scheme. The Landlord authorises the Agent to pay to the scheme as much of the Deposit as the scheme requires the Agent to send. The Agent will contact the Landlord to keep him informed, but the Agent will not need to seek the Landlord’s further authority to send the money to the scheme. More information on the requirements of the deposit protection schemes are available on the following web site(s) and landlords are strongly urged to familiarize themselves with their legal responsibilities: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/tenancy-deposit-protection

End of tenancy. Where the Agent has protected the Deposit on behalf of the Landlord the Agent will liaise with the Landlord at the end of the tenancy to ascertain what (if any) deductions will be made from the Deposit and liaise with the Tenant regarding any deductions. The Agent will assist in resolving any dispute between the Landlord and the Tenant and arrange for the return of the Deposit to the Tenant less any deductions agreed. Where the Deposit has been protected in one of the statutory tenancy deposit schemes and a dispute cannot be resolved the matter will be referred for adjudication under an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process within the scheme. The Landlord authorises the Agent to pay to the scheme as much of the Deposit as the scheme requires the Agent to send. The Agent will contact the Landlord to keep him informed, but the Agent will not need to seek the Landlord’s further authority to send the money to the scheme. More information on the requirements of the deposit protection schemes are available on the following web site(ssites(s) and landlords are strongly urged to familiarize themselves with their legal responsibilities: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/tenancy-deposit-protection

End of tenancy. Where the Agent has protected the Deposit on behalf of the Landlord the Agent will liaise with the Landlord at the end of the tenancy to ascertain what (if any) deductions will be made from the Deposit and liaise with the Tenant regarding any deductions. The Agent will assist in resolving any dispute between the Landlord and the Tenant and arrange for the return of the Deposit to the Tenant less any deductions agreed. Where the Deposit has been protected in one of the statutory tenancy deposit schemes and a dispute cannot be resolved the matter will be referred for adjudication under an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process within the scheme. The Landlord authorises the Agent to pay to the scheme as much of the Deposit as the scheme requires the Agent to send. The Agent will contact the Landlord to keep him informed, but the Agent will not need to seek the Landlord’s further authority to send the money to the scheme. More information on the requirements of the deposit protection schemes are available on the following web site(s) and landlords are strongly urged to familiarize themselves with their legal responsibilities: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/tenancy-deposit-protectionxxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/tenancy- deposit-protection

End of tenancy. Where the Agent has protected the Deposit on behalf of the Landlord the Agent will liaise with the Landlord at the end of the tenancy to ascertain what (if any) deductions will be made from the Deposit and liaise with the Tenant regarding any deductions. The Agent will assist in resolving any dispute between the Landlord and the Tenant and arrange for the return of the Deposit to the Tenant less any deductions agreed. Where the Deposit has been protected in one of the statutory tenancy deposit schemes and a dispute cannot be resolved the matter will be referred for adjudication under an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process within the scheme. The Landlord authorises the Agent to pay to the scheme as much of the Deposit as the scheme requires the Agent to send. The Agent will contact the Landlord to keep him informed, but the Agent will not need to seek the Landlord’s further authority to send the money to the scheme. More information on the requirements of the deposit protection schemes are is available on the following web site(s) website and landlords Landlords are strongly urged to familiarize themselves with their legal responsibilities: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/tenancy-deposit-protection