OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. The Tenant agrees to continue to occupy the Let Property as his or her home and must obtain the Landlord's written permission before carrying out any trade, business or profession there.
OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. The Tenant agrees to continue to occupy the Let Property as his or her home and must obtain the Landlord's written permission before carrying out any trade, business or profession there. 8. RENT The rent is £$rent.amount$ $rent.duration$ payable in advance. The first payment will be paid in cleared funds on or before $xxxx.xxxxx.xxxx$ and will be for the sum of £$rent.first.amount$ in respect of the period $xxxx.xxxxx.xxxx$ to $xxxx.xxxxx.xxx_date$ (the maximum amount of rent which can be paid in advance is 6 months' rent). Thereafter payments of £$rent.amount$ must be received on or before $xxxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxxx$ and then subsequently on or before the same $rent.day-date$ $rent.duration_each$ thereafter until termination of this tenancy agreement. The rent shall be paid by $rent.method$ to the following bank account: $xxxx.xxxx$, $xxxx.xxxxxxx$ Sort Code: $bank.sort_code$ Account number: $bank.account_number$ ($bank.account_name$). (This is the preferred method but rent may be paid using another method if it is reasonable in the circumstances.) It shall be the Tenant's responsibility to cancel Standing Order payments for rent at the termination of the period of let. The Tenant shall not effect such cancellation until after the last rent payment due hereunder has been received by the Landlord. Interest on late payment of rent may be charged by the Landlord at eight per cent per year from the date on which the rent is due until payment is made. The Tenant shall be held liable for any further reasonable costs incurred by the Landlord through the Tenant’s failure to pay rent on time including, but not limited to, any administrative charges or late fees made by the Landlord’s bank, any expenses incurred by the Landlord in pursuing the Tenant for payment of said unpaid rent, legal or otherwise. 9. RENT RECEIPTS Where any payment of rent is made in cash, the Landlord must provide the Tenant with a dated written receipt for the payment stating: the amount paid, and either (as the case may be) the amount which remains outstanding, or confirmation that no further amount remains outstanding. 10. RENT INCREASES The rent cannot be increased more than once in any twelve-month period and the Landlord must give the Tenant at least three months’ notice before any increase can take place. In order to increase the rent, the Landlord must give the Tenant a rent-increase notice, the content of which is set out in ‘The Private Residential Tenancies (Prescribed Notices and F...
OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. 17.1 Except for any leases, tenancies or other rights of occupation to which the Property is subject, as Disclosed the relevant Group Member is in occupation of the whole of the Property and no other person has any right (actual or contingent) to possession or occupation of the Property, or any interest in it.
OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. 15.1 Except for any leases, tenancies or other rights of occupation to which the Properties are subject, as disclosed in accordance with paragraph 14, the relevant member of the Target Group is in occupation of the whole of any property in which it has an interest and no other person has notified any member of the Target Group that it has any right (actual or contingent) to possession or occupation of such property.
OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. 12.1 Each of the Properties are presently used for the purpose(s) stated for that Property.
OCCUPATION AND USE OF THE PROPERTY. 7.1 The Property must not be let or occupied by any person without the Local Authority’s prior written consent, which will not be unreasonably withheld provided that the Property is to be occupied upon an assured shorthold tenancy which enables an order for possession to be obtained, after the expiry of an initial term of no more than 6 months, upon one month’s written notice. If required, any other occupiers who has an interest in the Property may be required to sign an occupier’s waiver form.
