Common use of Lodgers and Overcrowding Clause in Contracts

Lodgers and Overcrowding. (a) You must not take in a lodger without our prior written permission, unless paragraph (b) below applies. (b) If you have a Secure or Flexible Tenancy you may take in a lodger provided that this does not make the Property overcrowded. (c) You must not allow your home to become overcrowded. ‘Overcrowded’ above the permitted number as detailed on page 19. If you allow more people to move into your home you are breaching the terms of this agreement.

Lodgers and Overcrowding. (a) a. You must not take in a lodger without our prior written permission, unless paragraph sub-Clause (b) below applies. (b) b. If you have a Secure or Flexible Tenancy you may take in a lodger provided that this does not make the Property overcrowded. (c) c. If you do take in a lodger your must not leave your home permanently or for long periods of time. d. You must not allow your home to become overcrowded. ‘Overcrowded’ above the permitted number as detailed on page 19. If you allow more people to move into is explained in your home you are breaching the terms of this agreementCustomer’s Handbook.

Lodgers and Overcrowding. (a) You must not take in a lodger without our prior written permission, unless paragraph (b) below applies. (b) If you have a Secure or Flexible Tenancy you may take in a lodger provided that this does not make the Property overcrowded. (c) You must not allow your home to become overcrowded. ‘Overcrowded.‘Overcrowded’ above the permitted number as detailed on page 19. If you allow more people to move into is explained in your home you are breaching the terms of this agreementTenant’s Handbook.

Lodgers and Overcrowding. (a) You must not take in a lodger without our prior written permission, permission unless paragraph (b) below applies. (b) If you have a Secure secure tenancy (periodic, flexible or Flexible Tenancy fixed term) you may take in a lodger provided that this does not make the Property property overcrowded. (c) You must not allow your home to become overcrowded. ‘Overcrowded’ above , as defined in the permitted number as detailed on page 19Housing Act, 1985. If you allow more people to move into your home to become overcrowded you are breaching will breach the terms of this agreement.

Lodgers and Overcrowding. (a) You must not take in a lodger without our prior written permission, unless paragraph (b) below applies. (b) If you have a Secure or Flexible Tenancy you may take in a lodger provided that this does not make the Property overcrowded. (c) You must not allow your home to become overcrowded. ‘Overcrowded.‘Overcrowded’ above the permitted number as detailed on page 19. If you allow more people to move into is explained in your home you are breaching the terms of this agreementCustomer Handbook.