Common use of Tenancy Deposits Clause in Contracts

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, tenancy or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 11.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, tenancy or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 15.1. Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent rents due. The purpose of the a tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent losses (including unpaid rent) or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The This Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding and then forwarded to the Deposit Protection Service (less any charges due) at DPS), custodial service. Landlords should notify the end Agent where they wish a larger deposit to be carried to protect against loss of the tenancyrents, or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed belowinsurance undertaken.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 11.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.

Tenancy Deposits. 12.1 Deposits A tenancy deposit will be payable by the Tenant prior to or upon signing the tenancy agreement in addition to any rent rents due. The purpose of the tenancy deposit is to protect the Landlord against loss of rent losses (including unpaid rent) or damage to the Property during the tenancy itself. The Deposit will be kept in a separate and secure client account ready for refunding (less any charges due) at the end of the tenancy, or forwarded to one of the Government-regulated deposit schemes listed below.