Common use of Termination of the tenancy Clause in Contracts

Termination of the tenancy. 5.1 The 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 WHBC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process. 5.2 A Termination letter will be sent to the tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by the council) and any crops from the plot and return the key and tenancy agreement to WHBC. 5.3 The tenant must be available to meet the council for one final inspection if required. 5.4 Only when WHBC is satisfied that the plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste will the WHBC determine the agreement. 5.5 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 WHBC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant. 5.6 WHBC will not reimburse for crops that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot. 5.7 The tenancy of the allotment garden shall determine on WHBC giving one months notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates. 6.1 WHBC reserves the right to review and amend if necessary the forgoing rules and regulations at anytime

Termination of the tenancy. 5.1 The 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 WHBC WLPC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process. 5.2 . A Termination letter will be sent to the tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by the council) and any crops from the plot and return the key and tenancy agreement to WHBC. 5.3 WLPC. The tenant must be available to meet the council for one final inspection if required. 5.4 . Only when WHBC WLPC is satisfied that the plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste will the WHBC WLPC determine the agreement. 5.5 . 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 WHBC WLPC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant. 5.6 WHBC . WLPC will not reimburse for crops that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot. 5.7 . The tenancy of the allotment garden shall determine on WHBC WLPC giving one months notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates. 6.1 WHBC . WLPC reserves the right to review and amend if necessary the forgoing rules and regulations at anytime