The Tenants Rights. The Tenant Has the Following Rights:
The Tenants Rights. The following rights are granted to the Tenant in common with the Landlord, and any person authorised by the Landlord:
The Tenants Rights. Right to Occupy 1. The Tenant has the right to occupy the Premises Tenancy Society may end the Tenancy by giving four weeks' notice in writing to the Tenant. Lodgers and sublet may, with permission, take in any persons as lodgers or Improvements additions to the Premises including the erection of a
The Tenants Rights. Provided the tenant(s) do not break any terms of the tenancy agreement and as long as the tenant has lived in the house as his or her principal home, he or she will have security of tenure. This means that the landlord cannot interfere with tenant’s rights of occupation unless the tenant breaches the terms of the tenancy agreement and only then in such a way that is agreed by the County Court. However, if you are subject to the conditions of a Demoted Tenancy the sections marked with an asterisk * will not apply to you during the period that your tenancy is demoted. For a definition of a demoted tenancy please refer to Section Five the Definitions Section. A tenant has the following rights governed by statute as a secure tenant:
(a) To buy the house if he or she has been a tenant for at least five years (two years if your tenancy was granted before 18 January 2005) and the property is not provided either for senior citizens or disabled persons.
The Tenants Rights. Provided the tenant(s) do not break any terms of the tenancy agreement and as long as the tenant has lived in the house as his or her principal home, he or she will have security of tenure. This means that the landlord cannot interfere with tenant’s rights of occupation unless the tenant breaches the terms of the tenancy agreement and only then in such a way that is agreed by the County Court. However, if you are subject to the conditions of a Demoted Tenancy the sections marked with an asterisk * will not apply to you during the period that your tenancy is demoted. For a definition of a demoted tenancy please refer to Section Six the Definitions Section. A tenant has the following rights governed by statute as a secure tenant: 4.1
(a) To buy the house if he or she has been a tenant for at least five years (two years if your tenancy was granted before 18 January 2005) and the property is not provided either for senior citizens or disabled persons.
(b) To apply for certain types of improvement grant, particularly under terms in the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act, and to carry out reasonable improvements to the property with the landlord’s consent. CONDITIONS 4.1 (c), 4.1 (d), 4.1 (e) AND 4.1 (k) APPLY TO SECURE TENANTS ONLY 4.1
The Tenants Rights. Provided the tenant(s) does not break any terms of the tenancy agreement and as long as the tenant has lived in the house as his or her principal home, he or she will have security of tenure. This means that the landlord cannot interfere with tenant’s rights of occupation unless the tenant breaches the terms of the tenancy agreement and only then in such a way that is agreed by the County Court. However, if you are subject to the conditions of a Demoted Tenancy these will not apply to you during the period that your tenancy is demoted. For a definition of a demoted tenancy please refer to Section Six the Definitions Section. A tenant has the following rights governed by statute as a secure tenant: 5.1
(a) To buy the property if he or she has been a tenant for at least three years and the property is not adapted. 5.1
(b) To apply for certain types of improvement grants and to carry out reasonable improvements to the property with the landlord’s consent. CONDITIONS 5.1 (c), 5.1 (d), 5.1 (e) AND 5.1 (k) APPLY TO SECURE TENANTS ONLY 5.1
(c) To take in lodgers but you must ensure that your property is not subjected to statutory overcrowding and that notification is given to the appropriate people which can include but is not limited to: St. Leger Homes of Doncaster Housing Benefit Council Tax St Leger Homes of Doncaster will consider your request and notify you in writing of their decision. 4.1
(d) The right to mutually exchange from your existing Council property to another Council property, Housing Association or another Local Authority. Your existing tenancy agreement will be terminated on the date of commencement of your new tenancy. Written permission is required before the exchange can proceed. If you terminate your tenancy for within the first 3 months you may be asked to move back to your original tenancy.
The Tenants Rights. (a) To take in lodgers. 3.1
The Tenants Rights. 4 The Tenant has the following rights:
The Tenants Rights. The Tenant has the following rights:- NOTE: IF ANY OF THE GROUNDS (1) – (8) ARE ESTABLISHED, THE COURT MUST MAKE AN IMMEDIATE ORDER FOR POSSESSION.
The Tenants Rights
