Common use of Legal Contract Clause in Contracts

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A Guide to your Home’ that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant of another council property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Home’.

Legal Contract. (a) a. This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) b. If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) c. This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do give you as your landlord our tenant and what you agree to do as our tenantgive us. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A Guide to your Home’ the Customer’s Handbook that has been given to you. (d) d. This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant Secure Tenant of another council property or an assured tenant of a housing associationother Property; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancyIntroductory Tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) e. Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Home’the Handbook.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A Guide to your Home’ that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy secure tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant of another council local authority property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory a fixed term tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Home’.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A the RMBC’s Guide to your Home’ Your Home that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord Landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant Secure Tenant of another council Council property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancyIntroductory Tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A the Guide to your Your Home’.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do give you as your landlord our tenant and what you agree to do as our tenantgive us. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A Guide to your Home’ theTenant’s Handbook that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant Secure Tenant of another council property or an assured tenant of a housing associationother Property; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancyIntroductory Tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Home’the Handbook.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those these Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in the Council’s ‘A Guide to your Home’ that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Propertyproperty. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy secure tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant of another council Council property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However However, your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Your Home’.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A Guide to your Home’ the Customer Handbook that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant Secure Tenant of another council Council property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancyIntroductory Tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your 4 statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A Guide to your Home’the Customer Handbook.

Legal Contract. (a) This Agreement is a legal contract between you and us. You should only sign it if you are prepared to comply with your obligations set out in the agreement and your other legal obligations which are set out in Acts of Parliament and statutory instruments made under those Acts. (b) If you do not understand anything in this Agreement you may want to ask for independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau or a solicitor Solicitor before you sign. (c) This Agreement only contains details of what we agree to do as your landlord and what you agree to do as our tenant. Both you and we have other obligations and rights set out in Acts of Parliament and in regulations made by Ministers under those Acts. These statutory rights and obligations are not explained in this document but are set out in ‘A the RMBC’s Guide to your Home’ Your Home that has been given to you. (d) This Agreement creates a tenancy in respect of the Property. We are your landlord Landlord and you are our tenant. The tenancy you will receive will be a Secure Tenancy if immediately before taking this tenancy you were a secure tenant Secure Tenant of another council Council property or an assured tenant of a housing association; otherwise the tenancy will be an introductory tenancya Flexible Tenancy. The type of tenancy that is created by signing this document is mentioned above. (e) Whatever tenancy you have the obligations on your part are the same. However your statutory rights may be different. These are explained in ‘A the Guide to your Your Home’.