Common use of New Tenancies Clause in Contracts

New Tenancies. 32.1 We will not grant a tenancy to any person (whether or not they have previously been a tenant) except by entering into a written, signed tenancy agreement with that person(s). No other action by us is intended to grant you or any other person(s) a new tenancy. 32.2 Before a tenancy agreement has been entered into and a tenancy has started, or after your Tenancy has come to an end: (1) If we refer to you in any document as a ‘tenant’ this does not mean that we are granting you (or anyone else) a new tenancy or licence. (2) If we refer to any obligation on you to pay ‘rent’, we are referring to your obligation to compensate us for your ‘use and occupation’ of the property. We will seek to recover from you an amount equivalent to the rent set by the Council for that property for this time; (3) If we send you a notice which refers to an alteration of the ‘rent’ (and/or Occupation Charges which make up part of the ‘rent’) you should treat this as notice of the amount that we will demand from you as Use and Occupation Charges whilst you continue to remain in that property, and as notice of the amount of rent which will be charged in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or in relation to your old tenancy of that property if it is ever revived. (4) If we serve on you a notice referring to the alteration of our tenancy conditions, you should treat this as a notice of the tenancy conditions which would apply to a tenancy in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or to your old tenancy if it is ever revived.

New Tenancies. 32.1 34.1 We will not grant a tenancy to any person (whether or not they have previously been a tenant) except by entering into a written, signed tenancy agreement with that person(s). No other action by us is intended to grant you or any other person(s) a new tenancy. 32.2 34.2 Before a tenancy agreement has been entered into and a tenancy has started, or after your Tenancy has come to an end: (1) If we refer to you in any document as a ‘tenant’ this does not mean that we are granting you (or anyone else) a new tenancy or licence. (2) If we refer to any obligation on you to pay ‘rent’, we are referring to your obligation to compensate us for your ‘use and occupation’ of the property. We will seek to recover from you an amount equivalent to the rent set by the Council for that property for this time; (3) If we send you a notice which refers to an alteration of the ‘rent’ (and/or Occupation Charges which make up part of the ‘rent’) you should treat this as notice of the amount that we will demand from you as Use and Occupation Charges whilst you continue to remain in that property, and as notice of the amount of rent which will be charged in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or in relation to your old tenancy of that property if it is ever revived. (4) If we serve on you a notice referring to the alteration of our tenancy conditions, you should treat this as a notice of the tenancy conditions which would apply to a tenancy in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or to your old tenancy if it is ever revived.

New Tenancies. 32.1 8.1 We will not grant a tenancy to any person (whether or not they have previously been a tenant) except by entering into a written, signed tenancy agreement with that person(s). No other action by us is intended to grant you or any other person(s) a new tenancy. 32.2 8.2 Before a tenancy agreement has been entered into and a tenancy has started, or after your Tenancy has come to an end: (1) If we refer to you in any document as a ‘tenant’ this does not mean that we are granting you (or anyone else) a new tenancy or licence. (2) If we refer to any obligation on you to pay ‘rent’, we are referring to your obligation to compensate us for your ‘use and occupation’ of the property. We will seek to recover from you an amount equivalent to the rent set by the Council for that property for this time; (3) If we send you a notice which refers to an alteration of the ‘rent’ (and/or Occupation Charges which make up part of the ‘rent’) you should treat this as notice of the amount that we will demand from you as Use and Occupation Charges whilst you continue to remain in that property, and as notice of the amount of rent which will be charged in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or in relation to your old tenancy of that property if it is ever revived. (4) If we serve on you a notice referring to the alteration of our tenancy conditions, you should treat this as a notice of the tenancy conditions which would apply to a tenancy in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or to your old tenancy if it is ever revived.

New Tenancies. 32.1 We will not grant a tenancy to any person (whether or not they have previously been a tenant) except by entering into a written, signed tenancy agreement Tenancy Agreement with that person(s). No other action by us is intended to grant you or any other person(s) a new tenancy. 32.2 Before a tenancy agreement Tenancy Agreement has been entered into and a tenancy has started, or after your Tenancy has come to an end: (1) If we refer to you in any document as a ‘tenant’ this does not mean that we are granting you (or anyone else) a new tenancy or licence. (2) If we refer to any obligation on you to pay ‘rent’, we are referring to your obligation to compensate us for your ‘use and occupation’ of the property. We will seek to recover from you an amount equivalent to the rent set by the Council Landlord for that property for this time; (3) If we send you a notice which refers to an alteration of the ‘rent’ (and/or Occupation Charges which make up part of the ‘rent’) you should treat this as notice of the amount that we will demand from you as Use and Occupation Charges whilst you continue to remain in that property, and as notice of the amount of rent which will be charged in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or in relation to your old tenancy of that property if it is ever revived. (4) If we serve on you a notice referring to the alteration of our tenancy conditions, you should treat this as a notice of the tenancy conditions which would apply to a tenancy in the future if we ever grant you a new tenancy, or to your old tenancy if it is ever revived.