Common use of ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE Clause in Contracts

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEO. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOHCEO . When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. ; or e) if any of the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended) are made out (see Definitions); The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations by (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOBailiff. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items belonging to the Tenant, which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEO. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. ; or e) if any of the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended) are made out (see Definitions); The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOBailiff. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items belonging to the Tenant, which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEO. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. ; or e) if any of the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended) are made out (see Definitions); The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOBailiff. When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items belonging to the Tenant, which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOHCEO . When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 5..1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOHCEO . When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 5..2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 5..3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 5..4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.

ENDING THE TENANCY AND FORFEITURE. 5.1.1 5..1 If at any time: a) the Rent, or any part of the Rent remains unpaid for 14 days after coming due, whether formally demanded or not; or b) if any Agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or c) if the Property is left vacant or unoccupied for more than 21 days without the Landlord’s consent; or d) if the Tenant shall become bankrupt, insolvent, go into liquidation or enter into a voluntary arrangement with its creditors or is made the subject of a winding-up order whether compulsory or voluntary. The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Property provided they have complied with their statutory obligations (if required) by obtaining a possession order from the County Court and re-entering the Property with the County Court Bailiff or HCEOHCEO . When the Bailiff or HCEO enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This does not prejudice any right that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant’s obligations under this Agreement. 5.1.2 5..2 If the Tenant vacates the Property during the Term but not in compliance with any break clause, the Tenant will remain liable to pay Rent and any other monies payable under this Agreement until the Term expires, or until the written consent of the Landlord to the release of the tenant from the terms of this tenancy (which may be refused) or until the Property is re-let, whichever is the earlier. 5.1.3 5..3 Where the Property is left full of bulky furniture or a large amount of other discarded items which prevents the Landlord from re-letting, selling or occupying the Property, or making any other use of the Property until the items are removed from the Property; the Tenant shall remain liable for Rent and other monies under this Agreement. The Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent may (but is not obliged to) remove, store, or dispose (without liability) of the items after giving the Tenant at least 14 days written notice, addressed to the Tenant at the forwarding address provided by the Tenant; or in the absence of any address after making reasonable efforts to contact the Tenant that they consider the items to be abandoned and the Tenant has failed to collect them. 5.1.4 5..4 Where small items are left and they can be easily moved and stored the Landlord may elect to remove them from the Property and store them for a maximum of fourteen days. The Tenant will be liable to pay damages in respect of all reasonable removal and storage charges. However, such charges will only be incurred where the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent has given the Tenant written notice that they consider that items have not been cleared and the Tenant has failed to collect the property promptly thereafter.