Common use of Using your property Clause in Contracts

Using your property. 6a You must live in your property as your only or main home. If you expect to be away from your home for longer than 6 weeks, you must tell us. (If you stop living in your property as your only or main home, you will stop being an assured tenant and you will lose some of your protective rights against eviction.) If we have reason to believe that you are not living in your property as your main home, we may ask the court for a possession order against you. 6b Once you have signed your tenancy agreement, you must move into the property on a date agreed with us. 6c If we have reason to believe that you have not moved into your property or that you have moved out without telling us, we may, for safety reasons, tell the electricity, gas and water services that we believe your property is empty. 6d You must not allow your property to become overcrowded. We may apply for a possession order if we find that your property is overcrowded. 6e If you live in any flat or maisonette above the ground floor you must obtain permission from us before laying laminate flooring (or similar material) or glazed vitreous or quarry floor tiling of any kind as this could add greatly to the level of noise heard by another tenant in a property below yours. 6f You must not run a business from your property without our written permission. We will not refuse permission unless we believe that your business is likely to cause a nuisance to other people, damage the property or create a health and safety risk. As well as getting our permission you should get any planning or other permissions you need. If we give you permission we may withdraw it if the business causes nuisance, damage or a health and safety risk in the future. Below are some examples of businesses we will not allow you to run from your home.

Using your property. 6a You must live in your property as your only or main home. If you expect to be away from your home for longer than 6 weeks, you must tell us. (If you stop living in your property as your only or main home, you will stop being an assured tenant and you will lose some of your protective rights against eviction.) If we have reason to believe that you are not living in your property as your main home, we may ask the court for a possession order against you. 6b Once you have signed your tenancy agreement, you must move into the property on a date agreed with us. 6c If we have reason to believe that you have not moved into your property or that you have moved out without telling us, we may, for safety reasons, tell the electricity, gas and water services that we believe your property is empty. 6d You must not allow your property to become overcrowded. We may apply for a possession order if we find that your property is overcrowded. 6e If you live in any flat or maisonette above the ground floor you must obtain permission from us before laying laminate flooring (or similar material) or glazed vitreous or quarry floor tiling of any kind as this could add greatly to the level of noise heard by another tenant in a property below yours. 6f You ou must not run a business from your property without our written permission. We will not refuse permission unless we believe that your business is likely to cause a nuisance to other people, damage the property or create a health and safety risk. As well as getting our permission you should get any planning or other permissions you need. If we give you permission we may withdraw it if the business causes nuisance, damage or a health and safety risk in the future. Below are some examples of businesses we will not allow you to run from your home.