Common use of Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection Clause in Contracts

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receipt. The schemes are:

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receipt. The schemes are:.

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 14 days of receipt. The schemes are:

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receiptreceipt of the deposit and comply with the rules of the scheme. The schemes are:

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancyAssured Shorthold Tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes schemes, within 30 days of receipt. The schemes are:: (1) The Deposit Protection Service (DPS)

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold short hold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receipt. The schemes are:

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receiptreceipt and comply with the rules of the scheme. The schemes are:are The Deposit Protection Service (DPS), My Deposits and Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)

Statutory Tenancy Deposit Protection. Where the tenancy is an assured shorthold tenancy, the Landlord or Agent is legally required to ensure that any tenancy deposit taken under the tenancy is protected within one of three statutory tenancy deposit schemes within 30 days of receipt. The schemes are:: The Deposit Protection Service (DPS) My Deposits Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)