Common use of Termination of the tenancy Clause in Contracts

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 The Tenancy may be terminated by either party (the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding and any other breaches of Tenancy are remedied. 4.2 If the Tenancy ceases to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit at the Premises, this also applies to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought to an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-charged for the service.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 12. 01 The Tenancy may be terminated by either party (Tenant(s) shall provide the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' Landlord with a minimum of 60 days written notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) of his intention to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding and any other breaches of Tenancy are remedied. 4.2 If the Tenancy ceases to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit vacate at the Premises, this also applies to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought to an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the orderlease term, or by obtaining if there is no lease term, at the end of a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will rental period, and such notice shall be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A the provisions of the Housing Act 1985Act, and on the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at forms prescribed by the timeAct. 4.4 The Tenant will allow 12. 02 Upon vacating the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant Rental Unit at the end of the Tenancy, the Rental Unit shall be left fit for immediate occupation by the Tenant(s) in a clean, undamaged state, with all furniture, refuse and the Tenant’s personal property removed, and in a clean, broom-swept condition. 12. 03 In the event the Tenant is required by law or agrees to vacate the Rented Premises on or before a certain date and the Landlord enters into a Tenancy Agreement with a third party to rent the premises for a term commencing immediately after such date and if the Tenant fails to give the Landlord vacant possession of the Rented Premises on or before such date thereby causing the Landlord to be liable to such third party, the Tenant hereby indemnifies the Landlord for all damages suffered thereby including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, for all legal costs incurred by the Landlord on a solicitor and-client basis and for damages incurred by the incoming tenant in respect of such improper over-holding. 12. 04 The Tenant(s) agree upon termination of this tenancy, to deliver possession of the Leased Premises to the Landlord or his authorized agent and further to surrender all keys, cards or fobs related to the Leased Premises, entrance doors to the Landlord’s building, electronic garage door openers and any other device to the Rental Unit or the Residential Complex. 12. 05 The Tenant(s) agree(s) that if the premises are vacant or abandoned, or if rent at any time remains unpaid and the majority of usual furnishings are absent from the premises, the Tenant shall be deemed to have abandoned the premises and the Landlord shall be entitled to, and may immediately enter the premises without notice to the Tenant, and shall have the right to re-rent the premises and the Tenant shall remain fully liable on this lease until the premises are re-rented. Anything left on the premises may at any time be sold or otherwise disposed of by the Landlord to such person and at such prices as it may see fit, and the net proceeds of any sale, after deducting any costs, shall be applied in reduction of indebtedness of the Tenant to the Landlord. If the Landlord has acted on reasonable grounds and in good faith, neither the Landlord nor its employees or agents shall be liable for damages of any nature resulting to the Tenant leaves any possessions at or other person or persons for such re-entry, disposition or sale. 12. 06 Upon the Premises which are considered Landlord recovering possession of the Rental Unit by the Tenant(s) vacating in accordance with a notice or agreement to be of a good standard end the tenancy, then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify Landlord shall have no obligation or liability for the Tenant’s possessions after the Tenant vacates the Residential Complex, regardless of whether the Tenant returns the key(s) to the Landlord. Where it It is agreed that the Landlord shall not possible to trace inherit the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for responsibilities or obligations as a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any bailee of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-charged for the servicegoods or possessions.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 5.1 The Tenancy may tenancy of the allotment plot shall automatically cease of any one of the following circumstances: 5.1.1 On the death of a tenant. 5.1.2 On the rent or any part of it being in arrears for more than 4 weeks. 5.1.3 If the tenant has not responded to CTC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process. 5.2 A Termination Letter will be terminated by either party (the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any other breaches of Tenancy are remediedcrops from the plot. 4.2 If 5.3 Only when CTC is satisfied that the Tenancy ceases plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste, will CTC determine the agreement. 5.4 In the event that the tenant refuses or is unable to be a Secure Tenancyundertake the work necessary to return the plot with all possessions and rubbish removed first, CTC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant. 5.5 CTC will not reimburse for crops or possessions that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any reasonimprovements made to the plot. 5.6 The tenancy of the Allotment Garden shall determine on CTC giving one month’s notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates. 5.7 Tenants who wish to quit their Allotment Garden must give one month’s notice in writing to CTC. No refunds will be given for rent paid. Tenants will then have 10 days from the date of their notice to remove their belongings (gardening tools, including because shed, greenhouse etc (unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any crops from the Tenant no longer occupies plot. Anything left after 10 days may be transferred to the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy new tenant or removed by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit CTC. 5.8 It is at the Premises, this also applies discretion of CTC to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought allow tenants who have previously had their tenancy agreement terminated for breach of tenancy to rent an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings Allotment Garden in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-charged for the servicefuture.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 The Tenancy may be terminated by either party (the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding and any other breaches of Tenancy are remedied. 4.2 If the Tenancy ceases to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit at the Premises, this also applies to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought to an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-re- charged for the service.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 The Tenancy may be terminated by either party (the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding and any other breaches of Tenancy are remedied. 4.2 If the Tenancy ceases to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit at the Premises, this also applies to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought to an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985Xxx 0000, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977Xxx 0000, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-re- charged for the service.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 5.1 The Tenancy may tenancy of the allotment plot shall automatically cease of any one of the following circumstances: 5.1.1 On the death of a tenant. 5.1.2 On the rent or any part of it being in arrears for more than 4 weeks. 5.1.3 If the tenant has not responded to CTC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process. 5.2 A Termination Letter will be terminated by either party (the Tenant or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any other breaches of Tenancy are remediedcrops from the plot. 4.2 If 5.3 Only when CTC is satisfied that the Tenancy ceases plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste, will CTC determine the agreement. 5.4 In the event that the tenant refuses or is unable to undertake the work necessary to return the plot with all possessions and rubbish removed first, CTC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant. 5.5 CTC will not reimburse for crops or possessions that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot. 5.6 The tenancy of the Allotment Garden shall determine on CTC giving one month’s notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates. 5.7 Tenants who wish to quit their Allotment Garden must give one month’s notice in writing to CTC. No refunds will be given for rent paid. Tenants will then have 10 days from the date of their notice to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc (unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any crops from the plot. Anything left after 10 days may be transferred to the new tenant or removed by CTC. 5.8 Tenants should leave their allotment in the condition that they would hope it to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit left in when taking on an allotment. 5.9 It is at the Premises, this also applies discretion of CTC to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought allow tenants who have previously had their tenancy agreement terminated for breach of tenancy to rent an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings Allotment Garden in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-charged for the servicefuture.

Termination of the tenancy. 4.1 5.1 The Tenancy may be terminated tenancy of the allotment plot shall automatically cease of any one of the following circumstances: 5.1.1 On the death of a tenant; 5.1.2 On the rent or any part of it being in arrears for more than 40 days; 5.1.3 If the tenant has not responded to CTC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the Enforcement Process (Clause 4.2 above); or 5.1.4 On the expiry of 12 months’ written notice served by either party (the CTC on the Tenant subject to such notice expiring on or the Council) by expressed surrender by the Tenant giving, before 6th April or on or after 29th September in writing, four weeks' notice (not counting the day on which the Notice is served) to expire on a Sunday. Any Notice given by the Tenant must any year 5.2 A Termination Letter will be signed by the Tenant and sent to the Council. The Tenant also tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has this right during the fixed term period of any Flexible Tenancy provided there are no arrears outstanding been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any other breaches of Tenancy are remediedcrops from the plot. 4.2 If 5.3 Only when CTC is satisfied that the Tenancy ceases plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste, will CTC determine the agreement. 5.4 In the event that the tenant refuses or is unable to undertake the work necessary to return the plot with all possessions and rubbish removed first, CTC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant. 5.5 CTC will not reimburse for crops or possessions that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot. 5.6 The tenancy of the Allotment Garden shall determine on CTC giving one month’s notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates. 5.7 Tenants who wish to quit their Allotment Garden must give one month’s notice in writing to CTC. Tenants must not give notice to other tenants. Tenants must not offer their plot to any other tenant. Plots are allocated by CTC only. No refunds will be given for rent paid. Tenants will then have 10 days from the date of their notice to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc (unless otherwise agreed by CTC) and any crops from the plot. Anything left after 10 days may be transferred to the new tenant or removed by CTC. 5.8 Tenants should leave their allotment in the condition that they would hope it to be a Secure Tenancy, for any reason, including because the Tenant no longer occupies the Premises, the Council shall be entitled to terminate the Tenancy by serving a 4 weeks Notice to Quit left in when taking on an allotment. 5.9 It is at the Premises, this also applies discretion of CTC to Flexible Tenancies during the fixed term. 4.3 The Tenancy may be brought allow tenants who have previously had their tenancy agreement terminated for breach of tenancy to rent an end by the Council by obtaining an order of the Court for the possession of the Premises and the execution of the order, or by obtaining a Demotion Order. Any Notice served on the Tenant by the Council will be in accordance with Sections 83 & 83 A of the Housing Act 1985, the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, or any legislation in force at the time. 4.4 The Tenant will allow the Council access to undertake an accompanied viewing with a potential future Tenant prior to the Tenancy ending. 4.5 At the end of the Tenancy the Tenant will give up possession of the Premises to the Council and: • thoroughly empty and clean the Premises • leave the Council’s fixtures and fittings Allotment Garden in the Premises in a proper state of repair and decoration • surrender by delivering all keys (including door entry fobs, keys to sheds etc) to the Council’s offices by the last day of the Tenancy • deliver up possession of the Premises to the Council • provide a forwarding address • clear all rubbish and correct defects deemed by the Council to be the Tenant's responsibility • pay to the Council any re-charged amounts for failure to comply with the above 4.6 The Council will accept no responsibility for anything left at the Premises by the Tenant at the end of the Tenancy. If the Tenant leaves any possessions at the Premises which are considered to be of a good standard then the Council will take reasonable steps to notify the Tenant. Where it is not possible to trace the former Tenant then the Council will dispose of any possessions. Items of high value will be placed into storage for a period of 28 days and if not reclaimed will be disposed of with any proceeds being used to pay off any of the Tenant’s outstanding debts. The Tenant will be re-charged for the servicefuture.