Common use of Your Rights and Obligations Clause in Contracts

Your Rights and Obligations. YOUR RENT 3.1 One of the most important responsibilities is to pay your rent and other charges. You must pay these a week in advance from the date your tenancy starts. You may be able to get help with paying your rent by claiming housing benefit. Your Housing Officer will help you to make a claim when you sign up. 3.2 You must pay your weekly rent on Monday each week for the week to come. The total payments you owe will include other charges as set out in your tenancy agreement 3.3 We set out the amount of rent that you must pay from the start of the Tenancy in your tenancy agreement document, as well as the amount of any other charges (which we treat as part of the rent) that you must pay - for example heating, hot water, and any water and sewerage charges we collect for the water company. You may also have a separate agreement for a particular service (for example a garage), which may require you to pay further charges a week in advance. 3.4 We are entitled to change the rent and other charges but must give you written notice before we do so. Details are set out in the Tenants’ Handbook. 3.5 Any payments that you make to us will be applied firstly to any arrears owed to us and starting with the oldest arrears shown on the rent account, unless we expressly notify you otherwise in writing. 3.6 If you live in a property for which we supply heating and hot water and there is a supply failure during the agreed heating supply times, you can sometimes get a refund. Your handbook has more details about this. You must tell us as soon as possible of any damage to the Property, or any repairs that are needed that are our responsibility. You should report this to your housing office.

Your Rights and Obligations. YOUR RENT 3.1 One of the most important responsibilities is to pay your rent and other charges. You must pay these On the Blenheim Gardens Estate new tenants are required to make a week payment of their liable rent on collection of the property keys and in advance from of the date your tenancy startsstart date. You may be able to get help with paying your rent by claiming housing benefit. Your Housing Officer housing officer will help you to make a claim when you sign up, in which case only water rates will be payable upon collection of the property keys. 3.2 You must pay your weekly rent on Monday each week for the week to come. The total payments you owe will include other charges as set out in your tenancy agreement 3.3 We set out the amount of rent that you must pay from the start of the Tenancy in your tenancy agreement document, as well as the amount of any other charges (which we treat as part of the rent) that you must pay - for example heating, hot water, and any water and sewerage charges we collect for the water company. You may also have a separate agreement for a particular service (for example a garage), which may require you to pay further charges a week in advance. 3.4 We are entitled to change the rent and other charges but must give you written notice before we do so. Details are set out in the Tenants’ Handbook. 3.5 Any payments that you make to us will be applied firstly to any arrears owed to us and starting with the oldest arrears shown on the rent account, unless we expressly notify you otherwise in writing. 3.6 If you live in a property for which we supply heating and hot water and there is a supply failure during the agreed heating supply times, you can sometimes get a refund. Your handbook has more details about this. You must tell us as soon as possible of any damage to the Property, or any repairs that are needed that are our responsibility. You should report this to your housing office.

Your Rights and Obligations. YOUR RENT 3.1 One of the most important responsibilities is to pay your rent and other chargesOther Charges. You must pay these a week in advance from the date your tenancy starts. You may be able to get help with paying your rent by claiming housing benefit. [Your Housing Officer Officer] will help you to make a claim when you sign up. 3.2 You must pay your weekly [weekly] rent on Monday each week for the week to come. The total payments you owe will include other charges Other Charges as set out in your tenancy agreementTenancy Agreement. 3.3 [We set out the amount of rent that you must pay from the start of the Tenancy in your tenancy agreement Tenancy Agreement document, as well as the amount of any other charges Other Charges [(which we treat as part of the rent) )] that you must pay - for example heating, hot water, and any water and sewerage charges we collect for the water company. You may also have a separate agreement for a particular service (for example a garage), which may require you to pay further charges a week in advance.] 3.4 We are entitled to change the rent and other charges Other Charges but must give you written notice before we do so. [Details are set out in the Tenants’ Tenant's Handbook.] 3.5 Any payments that you make to us will be applied firstly to any arrears owed to us and starting with the oldest arrears shown on the rent account, unless we expressly notify you otherwise in writing. 3.6 If you live in a property for which we supply heating and hot water and there is a supply failure during the agreed heating supply times, you can sometimes get a refund. [Your handbook Tenant's Handbook has more details about this. .] You must tell us as soon as possible of any damage to the Property, or any repairs that are needed that are our responsibility. You should report this to your housing office.

Your Rights and Obligations. YOUR RENT 3.1 1. Your duty to pay rent and Other Charges 1.1 One of the most important responsibilities is to pay your rent and other charges. You must pay these a week in advance from the date your tenancy starts. You may be able to get help with paying your rent by claiming housing benefitHousing Benefit. Your Housing Officer will help you to make a claim when you sign up. 3.2 1.2 You must pay your weekly rent on Monday each week for the week to come. The total payments you owe will include other charges as set out in your tenancy agreement 3.3 1.3 We set out the amount of rent that you must pay from the start of the Tenancy in your tenancy agreement document, as well as the amount of any other charges (which we treat as part of the rent) that you must pay - for example heating, hot water, and any water and sewerage charges we collect for the water company. You may also have a separate agreement for a particular service (for example a garage), ) which may require you to pay further charges a week in advance. 3.4 1.4 We are entitled to change the rent and other charges but must give you written notice before we do so. Details are set out in the Tenants’ Handbook. 3.5 1.5 Any payments that you make to us will be applied firstly to any arrears owed to us and starting with the oldest arrears shown on the rent account, unless we expressly notify you otherwise in writing. 3.6 If you live in a property for which we supply heating and hot water and there is a supply failure during the agreed heating supply times, you can sometimes get a refund. Your handbook has more details about this. You must tell us as soon as possible of any damage to the Property, or any repairs that are needed that are our responsibility. You should report this to your the Lambeth service centre, housing officeoffices, Council’s customer service centres or online by the website.