Non Secure Tenancy Sample Clauses

Non Secure Tenancy. ‌ 1.1 This agreement is a legal contract and signing it makes you a non secure tenant. This gives you the rights and responsibilities that are the conditions of your tenancy. 1.2 As the tenant you must keep to the conditions of this agreement. You are responsible for the conduct and behaviour of friends, relatives, any other people (including children) and pets living in or visiting the property, communal area or locality. 1.3 If you are joint tenants each of you is responsible for keeping to this agreement, including paying the rent. 1.4 Your right to live in the property: This agreement gives you the right, as a tenant, to live in the property unless there is a valid reason for us to take possession proceedings and the court takes the property away from you by granting us possession. For example:  You break any of the conditions in this agreement.  You stop using the property as your only, or main, home.  You have given false or fraudulent information to obtain the tenancy.  You are no longer classed as being in priority need under the Homelessness legislation  You have refused to accept an valid offer of suitable alternative accommodation  We need to redevelop the property and/or area 1.5 If we decide to take possession action you will be served with the appropriate legal notice  The notice can be served by :-  Posting the notice through the letterbox of the property  Handing the notice to you in person. .  If a notice is served on you possession action in court can begin 28 days (4 weeks) from that date. 1.6 If you breach any condition of this agreement we will charge you:  The costs of taking action against you through the courts.  The cost of putting right any breaches of your tenancy agreement.  For any repairs or any other works to the property, communal area or locality due to that breach. Any cost can be recharged to you. 1.7 You must pay any charge we raise against you. 1.8 Occupation of the property: a. You must use the property as your only, or main, home. b. You must not allow any other person to occupy or share in the occupation of the property other than those detailed on the front of this agreement.‌ c. If the property has been abandoned by you we can take the property back without going to court. d. You must tell us in writing if you will be away from the property for more than four

Non Secure Tenancy. This tenancy is periodic and does not have an expiry date. In the case of successor tenants: Tick Box Under the terms of the 1980 and 1985 Housing Acts, there can only be one statutory succession to a secure tenancy. If this box is ticked, you are a successor tenant and you understand that there can be no further succession to your tenancy. You will complete the Notice to Successor Tenants at the end of the agreement. Statutory succession is a question of fact and law. If you are a successor tenant but this box has not been ticked in error, there can be no further statutory succession to your tenancy in any event. 1. Introduction to your tenancy agreement 2. Types of tenancy 3. Your rights and responsibilities 4. Paying your rent and other charges 5. Repairs, improvements and alterations to your home 6. Access to your home