Common use of GIVING NOTICE BEFORE THE END OF THE FIXED TERM TENANT BREAK CLAUSE Clause in Contracts

GIVING NOTICE BEFORE THE END OF THE FIXED TERM TENANT BREAK CLAUSE. If you want to end the tenancy before the end of the fixed term stated at clause B4, at any date after the first six months of your tenancy have elapsed, you may give us two months’ written notice of your intention to end the tenancy. You must continue to pay the rent up to the expiry date of your notice (being the date that you state in your notice that you want the tenancy to end) or the date that you vacate the Premises, whichever is the later. On or before the expiry date of your notice, you must vacate the Premises and return possession of it to us or Get Living London. Where you are more than one person, in order to end the tenancy early under this clause, your notice must be given by or on behalf of all of the tenants and signed by all of the tenants.

GIVING NOTICE BEFORE THE END OF THE FIXED TERM TENANT BREAK CLAUSE. ‌ If you want to end the tenancy before the end of the fixed term stated at clause B4, at any date after the first six months of your tenancy have elapsed, you may give us two months’ written notice of your intention to end the tenancy. You must continue to pay the rent up to the expiry date of your notice (being the date that you state in your notice that you want the tenancy to end) or the date that you vacate the Premises, whichever is the later. On or before the expiry date of your notice, you must vacate the Premises and return possession of it to us or Get Living London. Where you are more than one person, in order to end the tenancy early under this clause, your notice must be given by or on behalf of all of the tenants and signed by all of the tenants.