OTHER OCCUPIERS. 2.1 The Landlord agrees that, in addition to the Tenant, the following person(s) (who for the avoidance of doubt are not tenant(s)) may live at the Property:
(a) the Tenant’s children or other dependants who are under 18 years of age at the start of the Tenancy; and (b)the following adults (if any): Adult 1 [insert name:] Adult 2 [insert name:] Referred to in this agreement as “Members of the Tenant’s Household”.
2.2 The Tenant must not allow any other adults to live at the property without the written consent of the Landlord, which must not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
2.3 The Tenant must ensure that not more than (insert number) persons live at the Property.
2.4 Any obligation on the Tenant under this agreement to do or not to do anything shall also require the Tenant not to permit or allow any Member of the Tenant’s Household or visitor to do or not to do the same thing.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. Clause B2.1 allows the tenant to live in the property with children or dependents provided they are under the age of 18 at the start of the tenancy. If there are any other adults (including adult children or other adult dependents) who will be living in the property (but not as one of the named tenants), then as for the tenant(s), the relevant Right to Rent checks will need to be carried out before the start of the tenancy and their names need to be included in the agreement. Clause B2.2 states that the landlord’s permission must be sought if the tenant wants any additional people to move in. For example, they may decide that they wish to share the property with a lodger. A lodger is a person who does not have exclusive possession of any part of the property and therefore has a licence to occupy rather than a tenancy. If the tenant decides to grant exclusive possession of part of the property to another person for part or all of the tenancy then this will be subletting, for which the consent of the landlord is also required (see clause C7). If the tenant decides to share the property with a lodger who will be using the property as their only or main home, a check will need to be undertaken to confirm that the lodger has the Right to Rent (see xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/check-tenant-right-to- rent-documents). Normally, the tenant would be responsible for making this check on a lodger. However, sometimes it may be sensible or more appropriate for the landlord to conduct the check (e.g. at the start of a tenancy when the landlord is checking the tenant’s own right to rent). In these circumstances the tenant and landlord should formally agree between themselves in writing who will take responsibility for carrying out this check. Clause B2.3 allows the landlord to specify the maximum number of people who can live in the property. This is to prevent overcrowding and other risks. Clause B2.4 explains that the tenant is responsible for the conduct of any member of the household or visitor to the property. The tenant will be liable if, for example, visitors cause a nuisance or damage the property.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. The Tenant must ensure that not more than (insert number) persons live at the Property.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. 2.1 The Landlord agrees that, in addition to the Tenant, occasional guests are permitted but strictly on the basis that the maximum number of occupants does not exceed the terms of the HMO license that is applicable in the property.
2.2 The Tenant must not allow any other adults to live at the property without the written consent of the Landlord which must not be unreasonably withheld or delayed except as below. In such circumstances the landlord may require a deed of variation and further guarantors.
2.3 The Tenant must ensure that not more than 3 Property. persons live at the
2.4 Any obligation on the Tenant under this agreement to do or not to do anything shall also require the Tenant not to permit or allow any Member of the Tenant’s Household or visitor to do or not to do the same thing.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. 8.1 The Landlord agrees that, in addition to the Tenant, the following person(s) (who for the avoidance of doubt are not tenant(s)) may live at the Property:
(a) the Tenant’s children or other dependants who are under 18 years of age at the start of the Tenancy; and
(b) the following adults (if any): Adult 1 (insert name: ) Adult 2 (insert name: ) Referred to in this agreement as “Members of the Tenant’s Household”.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. In addition to the Tenant, the Landlord agrees that the following persons will be allowed to reside at the Property: (insert the names and ages of the other occupiers)
1.3.1 The Tenant must not allow any other person to live at the Property without the written consent of the Landlord.
1.3.2 The Tenant must ensure that no more than (insert number) persons live at the Property.
1.3.3 Any obligations of the Tenant under this agreement to do or not do anything shall also require the Tenant not to allow Other Occupiers or visitors from doing or not doing the same thing
OTHER OCCUPIERS. 2.1. The tenant must ensure that no more than 7 person(s) live at the property.
2.2. The tenant must not allow any other persons to live at the property without the written consent of the landlord.
2.3. Any obligation on the tenant under this agreement to do or not to do anything shall also require the tenant not to permit or allow any member of the tenants household or visitors to do or not to do the same thing.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. The College agrees that in addition to you (1) the adult named as the Other Adult Occupier in the Particulars, and (2) your children or other dependents who are under 18 years of age at the start of the Tenancy, may live in the Dwelling. For the avoidance of doubt they are not tenants.
OTHER OCCUPIERS. The Tenant must ensure that no more than %tenancy_PermittedOccupiers% (insert number) persons live at the Property, including permitted occupiers.
OTHER OCCUPIERS.
3.1 The Licensee acknowledges that from time to time the Licensed Area is used by:
(a) The Licensor; and
(b) Other parties authorised by the Licensor.
3.2 in the event the Licensor desires to make the Licence Area available to another parity (‘the other party’):
(a) The Licensor must give the Licensee reasonable notice of its intention to make the Licence Area available to the Other Party;
(b) The Licensee must remove or secure at its own risk all of the Licensee’s goods and equipment;
(c) The Licensee must clean the Licence Area to a reasonable standard;
(d) The Licensee must vacate the Licence Area for the period of occupation by the Other Party; and
(e) At the end of the Other Party’s occupation of the Licence Area, the Licensor must require the Other Party to clean the License Area to the condition and standard of cleanliness of the Licence Area as at the commencement of the Other Party’s occupation.
3.3 In the event the Licensee desires to make the Licence Area available to the Other Party, the use and/or occupation of the Licence Area by the Other Party:
(a) Will be on such terms as reasonable determined by the Licensor in its absolute discretion; and
(b) For a fee to be determined by the Licensor in its absolute discretion.
