Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing Sample Clauses
The 'Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing' clause defines the requirements and conditions under which certain activities, properties, or individuals must obtain specific licenses to operate legally. In practice, this clause outlines which licenses are compulsory by law (mandatory), which may be required at the discretion of an authority (selective), and any extra licenses that may be imposed beyond the standard requirements (additional). For example, a landlord may need a mandatory license to rent out a property in a designated area, while additional licensing might be required for houses in multiple occupation. The core function of this clause is to ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks, clarify licensing obligations, and allocate responsibility for obtaining and maintaining the necessary permissions.
Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing. 2.13.1. All properties in Liverpool that are required to have a license either under the HMO mandatory licensing scheme or under the selective licensing scheme. Severe penalties apply to non compliance for landlords and agents including criminal convictions and fines of up to £20,000 and unlimited fines for individual breaches.
2.13.2. The Client agrees to fully comply with the conditions of the property licence.
2.13.3. The Client gives The Agent continuous authority to commission and complete any work to enable license compliance.
2.13.4. Any administration fee for managing the application process for a license will be chargeable. The charge for this work is as per 6.3.
Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing. Note: From 1st April 2015 all properties in Liverpool that are not already covered by Mandatory Licensing will require a property license under a Selective Licensing scheme. Failure to license will result in a fine of up to £20,000 on successful prosecution.
7.1. The Client will be the nominated Relevant Person (Property License Holder) for purposes of Licensing for properties whereby The Agent is only involved in a tenant find basis. This applies for Mandatory, Selective and Additional Licensing.
7.2. Vacant properties for new tenant find contracts:
7.2.1. The Client confirms that they will apply for a license for the property prior to the tenants taking up occupation.
7.2.2. It is the responsibility of The Client to ensure the property has a license in all cases.
7.2.3. The Client confirms they will indemnify The Agent from any action in relation to operating the property without a license, for example if after tenants and a license is not applied for or the license is revoked.
7.3. In cases where the agent is acting to find tenants for properties that are currently occupied, and will commence management when tenants found by The Agent move in:
7.3.1. The Client will provide proof that the property is currently licensed, or a license has been applied for, for the period up until the tenants sourced by The Agent move in.
7.3.2. The Agent will apply for a license prior to tenants found by The Agent moving in.
7.3.3. The Client agrees to indemnify The Agent for any breach of the license terms prior to The Agent commencing management of the property. Commencing Management means collecting rent from tenants on a commission basis, including other property management duties such as arranging maintenance, property inspections etc.
7.3.4. Payment for licenses will be taken by The Agent from rent paid by tenants. In cases where there is expected to be a delay in payment from tenants The Agent will request payment on account for the license fee
7.4. For properties that move onto a fully managed agreement:
7.4.1. The Client agrees to provide proof the property is licensed or proof that the license has been applied for.
7.4.2. Licenses will be renewed at the end of the property license.
7.4.3. The Agent will make best efforts to register the property with a recognised co-regulation scheme to benefit from any discounts available on the license fee.
7.4.4. In cases whereby management of the property is returned to The Client, The Agent will notify The Client and the Lo...
Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing. Note: From 1st April 2015 all properties in Liverpool that are not already covered by Mandatory Licensing will require a property license under a Selective Licensing scheme. Failure to license will result in a fine of up to £20,000 on successful prosecution. Note: More information on licensing can be found here: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇/business/landlord-licensing/liverpools-landlord-licensing-scheme/
7.1. The Client will be the nominated Relevant Person (Property License Holder) for purposes of Licensing for properties whereby The Agent is only involved in a tenant find basis. This applies for Mandatory, Selective and Additional Licensing.
7.2. Vacant properties for new tenant find contracts:
7.2.1. The Client must provide proof that the license has been applied for
7.2.2. It is the responsibility of The Client to ensure the property has a license in all cases.
7.2.3. The Client confirms they will indemnify The Agent from any action in relation to operating the property without a license, for example if after tenants and a license is not applied for or the license is revoked.
Selective, Mandatory and Additional Licensing. 2.13.1. Severe penalties apply to non compliance for landlords and agents including criminal convictions and fines of up to £20,000 and unlimited fines for individual breaches of the HMO regulations for HMO properties.
2.13.2. The Client agrees to fully comply with the conditions of the property licence.
2.13.3. The Client gives The Agent continuous authority to commission and complete any work to enable licence compliance.
2.13.4. Any administration fee for managing the application process for a