FIXED TERM STANDARD OCCUPATION CONTRACT. KEY MATTERS Unless it is otherwise brought to an end, this fixed term standard contract gives the contract-holder(s) a right to occupy the dwelling for the term set out below. The key matters and information about the deposit and landlord are set out below. The following clauses set out the basic terms of the occupation contract, the main dates and the Deposit and Rent amounts which have been agreed. Below are defined terms which will have the meaning listed next to them in this agreement. This agreement is made the day of 01 January 2021. Dwelling 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx X0 0XX together with fixtures, furniture and effects therein as specified in the inventory Designated Room Room 1 Shared Parts The communal areas of the dwelling which are not currently or intended to be the private Designated Rooms of other occupants. The Shared Parts typically include garden(s), kitchen(s), bathroom(s), reception room(s) and any hallways and corridors linking them. Landlord Landlord Notices and documents pursuant to this Contract should be sent to 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx X0 0XX Xx email at: Contract- holders [Awaiting Name Confirmation] Notices and documents pursuant to this Contract should be sent to 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx X0 0XX Or email at: Guarantor [Awaiting Name Confirmation] Occupancy The maximum number of people permitted to occupy the property is 2 Term A fixed term of 12 months Commencing on and including 01 January 2021 ("Occupation Date") To and including 31 December 2021 ("the Initial Term") If the contract-holders remain in occupation of the dwelling after the end of the Initial Term, the contract-holders and the landlord are to be treated as having made a new periodic standard contract in relation to the dwelling. Rent £1,000.00, one thousand GBP per month, payable in advance on or before the 1st day of each month ("Rental Period"). Deposit £1,000.00, one thousand GBP
FIXED TERM STANDARD OCCUPATION CONTRACT. EXPLANATORY INFORMATION This is your written statement of the occupation contract you have made under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 (“the Act”). The contract is between you, as the “contract-holder”, and the “landlord”. Within 14 days of the "occupation date," your landlord is required to provide you with a free written statement (the day on which you were entitled to move in). For each day after the occupation date that the written statement has not been provided, the landlord may be liable to pay you compensation equal to a day's rent, up to a maximum of two months' rent, if you did not receive a copy of this written statement (including electronically if you agreed to receive the written statement in an electronic form) within 14 days of the occupation date (unless the failure was intentional in which case you can apply to the court to increase this amount). The written statement must include your contract's provisions as well as any explanations your landlord is required to provide. The terms outline both your and the landlord's rights and obligations (that is, the things that you and your landlord must do or are permitted to do under the occupation contract). After carefully reading the terms, you should sign the appropriate places to show that you agree with them and that you completely understand them. You should save the written statement in a safe place in case you need to refer to it later. The terms of your contract consist of:
