Joint tenants. If you are joint tenants, any one of you can end the tenancy by giving us Notice to Quit. The Notice must be in writing and must give four weeks notice to end your tenancy. We will decide if any of the other joint tenants can stay in the home. We will base our decision on:
Joint tenants. If you are a joint tenant, you have the same rights and responsibilities as the other joint tenant. You cannot split those rights and responsibilities. If one tenant breaks the tenancy agreement, we hold all the joint tenants responsible. While your name is on the tenancy agreement, you are responsible for all the tenancy conditions, including paying the rent, even if you no longer live at the property. If one joint tenant gives notice in writing to end the tenancy, it ends the whole tenancy, even if it was given without the knowledge or consent of the other joint tenant. You cannot withdraw the notice. The remaining tenant will not have an automatic right to stay in the home after one of the joint tenants has ended the tenancy.
Joint tenants. 1 You may, with our permission, make another person a joint tenant under this contract.
2 A joint tenant is entitled to all the rights, and has all the responsibilities, of a tenant under this contract from the day on which they become a joint tenant.
3 A joint tenant may withdraw from this contract by giving us a withdrawal notice in writing. We do not have to accept the notice before the end of the fixed term of this contract.
Joint tenants. If Tenant shall be two or more persons or entities, each such person or entity shall be jointly and severally liable for the payment of all sums due to Landlord from Tenant under this Lease and the performance of all of Tenant’s covenants, agreements, and obligations under this Lease.
Joint tenants. 10.2.1 If you have a joint periodic tenancy a notice to quit in writing is effective if signed by only one of the tenants. Tenants who wish to give notice to quit because of a relationship breakdown should take legal advice before doing so.
10.2.2 If one tenant ends the tenancy by giving us notice to quit we will not necessarily offer a sole tenancy to the remaining occupant. We will only do so if the property is suitable for the remaining occupants in accordance with the Allocations Policy, there would be sufficient priority to offer the tenancy and there have been no housing management problems such as serious or persistent rent arrears or anti- social behaviour.
10.2.3 We will also not offer a sole tenancy where the remaining occupant has been responsible for domestic violence against the other joint tenant or against another member of the household.
Joint tenants. If you are joint tenants you are each responsible for keeping to this agreement. In law, this is known as joint and several liability.
Joint tenants. 3.1 If your tenancy is in joint names you will both have equal rights and responsibilities under the tenancy agreement.
3.2 You should be aware that if you hold a Joint Tenancy, a Notice to Quit served by either tenant will have the effect of ending the tenancy for both of you. In these circumstances you may not be entitled to remain in the property.
Joint tenants. If you are joint tenants any one of you can end the tenancy by giving us four weeks’ notice in writing to end on a Monday. This means the whole tenancy terminates for all joint tenants. The council will decide if any of the joint tenants can stay in the home.
Joint tenants. The Tenants in a Joint Tenancy.
Joint tenants. If there is more than one tenant, you are joint tenants. The word "you" applies to each of you separately and all of you together. If you owe any money to the landlord, he is entitled to claim the whole amount from any of you. If any of you do not keep to this agreement, all of you are responsible.
