Common use of Unacceptable Behaviour Clause in Contracts

Unacceptable Behaviour. Certain behaviour and/or convictions of the applicant(s) or household member may result in them being disqualified. Examples include where the applicant or household member has: Unspent criminal convictions that make them unsuitable to be a tenant due to the threat or risk they pose. This will be determined by the information provided by probation, police intelligence and evidence available. Engaged in anti-social behaviour such that action has been taken or could have been taken against that person such as a Civil Injunction, Criminal Behaviour Order, Community Protection Notice, Demotion Order or Possession Order. Previously been evicted by a Social Landlord and the reasons for the eviction whether behavioural or financial are still considered a risk to the scheme. The applicant/household member has the right to appeal this decision. Appeals will be considered by the Registered Provider that carried out the eviction. Any further appeals will not be considered within 12 months. Been convicted of using or allowing current or former accommodation to be used for illegal and/or immoral purposes. Been responsible for neglecting, damaging or abandoning a previous property. Been responsible for providing false information in connection with making a housing application and or obtaining a tenancy. Been responsible for tenancy fraud.

Unacceptable Behaviour. Certain behaviour and/or convictions of the applicant(s) or household member may result in them being disqualified. Examples include where the applicant or household member has: Unspent criminal convictions that make them unsuitable to be a tenant due to the threat or risk they pose. This will be determined by the information provided by probation, police intelligence and evidence available. Engaged in anti-social behaviour such that action has been taken taken, or could have been taken against that person such as a Civil Injunction, Criminal Behaviour Order, Community Protection Notice, Demotion Order or Possession Order. Previously been evicted by a Social Landlord and the reasons for the eviction whether behavioural or financial are still considered a risk to the scheme. The applicant/household member has the right to appeal this decision. Appeals will be considered by the Registered Provider that carried out the eviction. Any further appeals will not be considered within 12 months. Been convicted of using or allowing current or former accommodation to be used for illegal and/or immoral purposes. Been responsible for neglecting, damaging or abandoning a previous property. Been responsible for providing false information in connection with making a housing application and or obtaining a tenancy. Been responsible for tenancy fraud.