Housing Benefit. The Landlord undertakes to reimburse the Agent for any claims arising from overpayment which may be made by the local authority in respect of housing benefit, or other benefit scheme, paid to or on behalf of the Tenant(s) as rent. This undertaking shall remain in force during the currency of the tenancy and up six years thereafter, whether or not the Agent continues to be engaged to let or manage the Property under this Agreement.
Housing Benefit. 7.1 The Tenant agrees that the appropriate authority may discuss with the Landlord and the Landlord’s Agent the details of any housing benefit, council tax or universal credit claims made at any time in relation to the renting of the Property.
Housing Benefit. 7.1 The Tenant authorises the Local Authority or The Rent Service to discuss with the Landlord and the Landlord’s Agent the details of any Housing Benefit or Council Tax claims made at any time in relation to the renting of the Property.
Housing Benefit. Where The Tenant is entitled to housing benefit The Landlord agrees to compensate and reimburse The Agent for any amount received by The Landlord which is subsequently deemed by the Local Authority to be overpaid benefit and is “clawed back” by them from The Agent.
Housing Benefit. 4.9.1 We will provide you with help and advice on claiming Housing Benefit.
Housing Benefit. Where housing benefit is payable the Tenant will take all necessary steps to arrange for any payments to be made directly to the Landlord. The Tenant is liable to reimburse the Landlord or his Agent any sums which the Landlord or his Agent is required to pay to the local authority in respect of Housing benefit which has been paid direct to the Landlord or his Agent on behalf of the Tenant, and accepted in good faith, but is subsequently shown to have been paid incorrectly or as a result of fraud, error or ineligibility of the Tenant. The Landlord shall be entitled to pursue the Tenant for any reasonable costs incurred as a result of the Tenant's failure to pay rent including but not limited to any charge for returned cheques or any reasonable costs incurred in pursuing the Tenant for payment of unpaid rent.
Housing Benefit. The Landlord undertakes to reimburse the Agent for any claims arising from overpayment which may be made by the local authority in respect of housing benefits, or other benefit schemes, paid to or on behalf of the Tenant(s) as rent. This undertaking shall remain in force during the tenancy and up to six years thereafter, whether or not the Agent continues to be engaged to, let, or manage the property under this agreement. LEGAL PROCEEDINGS Any delay of payment or other defaults will be acted on by the Agent in the first instance. Where the Agent has been unsuccessful in these initial actions, or where there are significant rent arrears or breaches of the tenancy agreement, the Landlord will be advised accordingly. A solicitor may then be appointed and instructed by the Landlord (except where the Agent is unable, after taking reasonable efforts, to contact the Landlord. In that event, the Agent is authorised to instruct a solicitor on the Landlord’s behalf). The Landlord is responsible for payment of all legal fees and any related costs. TENANCY RENEWALS Where possible (unless the Landlord has previously notified the Agent in writing that they do not wish to renew), the tenancy will be renewed or extended to the same Tenant introduced by the Agent. The Agent shall prepare the tenancy agreement, if required, for the new or extended tenancy and the terms of this agreement shall continue until the Tenant leaves, or this agreement is terminated. A tenancy renewal fee shall be payable for this service, as detailed in Scale of Fees.
Housing Benefit. If you and the people living in your household earn a small amount of money, you can apply for financial support with housing. You need an accommodation entitlement certificate to be eligible for this. Under certain conditions, you are also entitled to housing benefit. If you get money from the state for yourself and your family, you will not usually need to apply for housing benefit. You must apply for an accommodation entitlement certificate (Wohnberechtigungsschein, WBS) in the Federal State or the town/city (municipal administration, in the Housing Office (Wohnungsamt)) where you are looking for social housing. In principle, refugees with a letter of recognition (Anerkennungsbescheid) from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge) can get a WBS even if they have not yet been given a residence permit. [Einfügen: Adresse, Link zum Sozialamt oder ähnlichem, Wohnungsvermittlungen, andere Hilfen zum Thema Wohnen in der Region] Waste separation and deposits (Pfand) Waste separation means that different types of waste are collected and disposed of separately. In Germany, waste separation starts with the consumers themselves. That means every household must sort its own waste and dispose of it in different bins and containers. A large amount of Germany’s waste is recycled and composted, which conserves resources and protects the environment. As a general rule, avoiding waste is always the easiest way to do something about the growing mountains of waste. If you put something in the wrong bin, the staff and sorting plants at recycling centres have to sort through the waste again. If we all separate waste properly, we can avoid this additional effort, reduce costs and do something for the environment. What goes in which bin? The waste bins in Germany have different colours. The colours tell you which waste goes in which bin. In big cities, the waste bins are often right by people’s houses. In the countryside, you might need to travel to a recycling centre to find all the bins. Or you can wait for the next collection day for certain types of waste. While you’re waiting, you can store the waste in your garage or basement, for example. The “Waste calendar” (Abfallkalender) will tell you when which type of waste is collected – it will be posted to you each year, or you can pick it up from the town or city hall. Specific waste must go in specific bins! [[Platzhalter: Farbliche Kennzeichnung der Mülltonnen hier eintragen mi...
Housing Benefit. The Executive shall be paid a monthly housing allowance by the Company equal to the amount set forth below through the period ending June 30, 2008. The amount will be paid on a monthly basis at the time regular monthly payroll is paid. The monthly payments for the period ending June 30, 2006 will be $15,000 per month, the payments for the twelve month period beginning July 1, 2006 will be $10,000 per month, and the payments for the twelve month period beginning July 1, 2008 will be $5,000 per month. Notwithstanding the foregoing, payment of the housing allowance set forth herein will cease upon termination of the Executive’s employment with the Company and its Affiliates; provided, however, that if the Executive’s employment is terminated by the Company for any reason other than death or Cause (including by the Company giving notice of nonrenewal under Section 2 above), or if the Executive terminates his employment under Sections 8(b), 8(d)(iii) or 8(d)(iv) above, the Executive will receive, in a single lump sum as soon as practicable after termination of employment, an amount equal to any remaining housing allowance payments scheduled to be paid to the Executive as set forth above for the twenty-four months following such termination of employment. In the event of the death of the Executive during the housing benefit payment period, the spouse or estate of the Executive will continue to receive monthly housing allowance payments through the end of the housing benefit payment period set forth herein or until the principal personal residence purchased by the Executive on July 1, 2005 in Wilton, Connecticut for use by him and his family upon his relocation to the United States (the “Principal Residence”) is sold, whichever is earlier.
