Common use of EXPIRY OF THE AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

EXPIRY OF THE AGREEMENT. 15.1. The Landlord has the right to recover possession of the Property and end the agreement, whilst following legal procedures, if; (a) The Tenancy has come to an end and the Landlord has given two months notice to the Tenant of its intention to recover possession of the Property, and at least six months have passed since the date of the original agreement. (b) It is exercising Grounds 2, 8 and 10- 15 under Schedule 2 of the HA 1988 to reclaim possession of the Property where the Tenant has breached its obligations under the agreement. (c) The Rent is outstanding for the period of 8 weeks or more (d) The Tenant is in breach of an obligation under the agreement, has been notified of this breach by the Landlord and has failed to respond adequately or at all to the notice. 15.2. If the Tenant stays in the Property by written arrangement with the landlord/ agent after the Tenancy has expired then a periodic tenancy will arise on a monthly basis. The Tenancy can be ended by the giving of notice to the Landlord by the Tenant, five weeks before the expiry of the period of Rental. 15.3. The Tenant will provide the Landlord with a forwarding address before the Tenancy has come to an end. 15.4. The Tenant will remove all personal possessions from the Property once the Tenancy has ended. If any of the Tenant's personal possessions have been left at the Property after the Tenancy has ended, the Landlord has the right to dispose of the Tenant's possessions after making reasonable attempts to contact the Tenant and charge accordingly.

EXPIRY OF THE AGREEMENT. ‌ 15.1. The Landlord has the right to recover possession of the Property and end the agreement, whilst following legal procedures, if; (a) The Tenancy has come to an end and the Landlord has given two months notice to the Tenant of its intention to recover possession of the Property, and at least six months have passed since the date of the original agreement. (b) It is exercising Grounds 2, 8 and 10- 15 under Schedule 2 of the HA 1988 to reclaim possession of the Property where the Tenant has breached its obligations under the agreement. (c) The Rent is outstanding for the period of 8 weeks or moredetailed in clause 12 (d) The Tenant is in breach of an obligation under the agreement, has been notified of this breach by the Landlord and has failed to respond adequately or at all to the notice. 15.2. If the Tenant stays in the Property by written arrangement with the landlord/ agent after the Tenancy has expired then a periodic tenancy will arise on a monthly weekly basis. The Tenancy can be ended by the giving of a notice to the Landlord by the Tenant, five weeks one month before the expiry of the period of Rental. 15.3. The Tenant will provide the Landlord with a forwarding address before the Tenancy has come to an end. 15.4. The Tenant will remove all personal possessions from the Property once the Tenancy has ended. If any of the Tenant's personal possessions have been left at the Property after the Tenancy has ended, the Landlord has the right to dispose of the Tenant's possessions after making reasonable attempts to contact the Tenant and charge accordingly.

EXPIRY OF THE AGREEMENT. ‌ 15.1. The Landlord has the right to recover possession of the Property and end the agreement, whilst following legal procedures, if; (a) The Tenancy has come to an end and the Landlord has given two months notice to the Tenant of its intention to recover possession of the Property, and at least six months have passed since the date of the original agreement.. XXXXXXXXXX LETTINGS (b) It is exercising Grounds 2, 8 and 10- 15 under Schedule 2 of the HA 1988 to reclaim possession of the Property where the Tenant has breached its obligations under the agreement. (c) The Rent is outstanding for the period of 8 weeks or moredetailed in clause 12 (d) The Tenant is in breach of an obligation under the agreement, has been notified of this breach by the Landlord and has failed to respond adequately or at all to the notice. 15.2. If the Tenant stays in the Property by written arrangement with the landlord/ agent after the Tenancy has expired then a periodic tenancy will arise on a monthly weekly basis. The Tenancy can be ended by the giving of a notice to the Landlord by the Tenant, five weeks one month before the expiry of the period of Rental. 15.3. The Tenant will provide the Landlord with a forwarding address before the Tenancy has come to an end. 15.4. The Tenant will remove all personal possessions from the Property once the Tenancy has ended. If any of the Tenant's personal possessions have been left at the Property after the Tenancy has ended, the Landlord has the right to dispose of the Tenant's possessions after making reasonable attempts to contact the Tenant and charge accordingly.

EXPIRY OF THE AGREEMENT. 15.1. The Landlord has the right to recover possession of the Property and end the agreement, whilst following legal procedures, if; (a) The Tenancy has come to an end and the Landlord has given two months notice to the Tenant of its intention to recover possession of the Property, and at least six months have passed since the date of the original agreement. (b) It is exercising Grounds 2, 8 and 10- 15 under Schedule 2 of the HA 1988 to reclaim possession of the Property where the Tenant has breached its obligations under the agreement. (c) The Rent is outstanding for the a period of 8 weeks or morelonger (d) The Tenant is in breach of an obligation under the agreement, has been notified of this breach by the Landlord and has failed to respond adequately or at all to the notice. 15.2. If the Tenant stays in the Property by written arrangement with the landlord/ agent after the Tenancy has expired then a periodic tenancy will arise on a monthly basis. The Tenancy can be ended by the giving of notice to the Landlord by the Tenant, five weeks before the expiry of the period of Rental. 15.3. The Tenant will provide the Landlord with a forwarding address before the Tenancy has come to an end. 15.4. The Tenant will remove all personal possessions from the Property once the Tenancy has ended. If any of the Tenant's personal possessions have been left at the Property after the Tenancy has ended, the Landlord has the right to dispose of the Tenant's possessions after making reasonable attempts to contact the Tenant and charge accordingly.