Your Tenancy Agreement. 1a By signing this agreement you are agreeing to become a tenant of Newark and Sherwood Homes. Please note: You are responsible for anything that you do in relation to your property or the tenancy, and you are also responsible for anything your friends, relatives (including children) and any other person living in or visiting your home do in relation to your property or the tenancy. 1d This agreement gives you the right to live in the property. We will not interfere with this right unless any of the following apply:
i. you break any of the conditions in this agreement;
ii. we built or adapted your property for a person with physical disabilities; and:
a. you no longer need that type of home, and
b. we need your property for someone else with disabilities;
iii. we need to renovate or carry out major repairs to your property which we cannot do unless you move out;
iv. you find another home and stop using your property as your main home;
v. there is any other reason under the Housing Acts 1988 and1996 or any other law, which allows us to interfere with your rights. If any of the above applies, we may take legal action against you to end your tenancy and repossess your home. If we take legal action, you will be responsible for court costs. In summary the Grounds include: time. There need not be rent arrears at the time possession proceedings are started. failed to look after your Home, the Estate or any of the common parts; If we apply to the court for a possession order on one of the grounds in Schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1988 we must, unless the court has granted an application dispensing with the need to serve you with a notice, serve you with a notice telling you the reasons why it is asking the court for a possession order. We will give you the amount of notice as required by section 8 of the Housing Act 1988, depending on the Ground for possession We may also apply to the court for a possession order on the ground that we have given you at least 2 months written notice before we apply to the court for a possession order. If the Tenancy ceases to be an assured shorthold tenancy (because for example, you stop living in your Home as your only or main Home) we can end the Tenancy by serving 4 weeks’ notice in writing on you.
i. where new relevant legislation or codes of practice are introduced; or
ii. when we change any one or more policy or procedure; or
iii. in exceptional circumstances.
i. the written agreement of you and NSH; or
ii. by us, after we hav...
Your Tenancy Agreement. 1.1 This agreement makes you a tenant of Lancaster Council.
1.2 Your tenancy is weekly and runs from Monday, 12 noon to Monday, 12 noon.
1.3 If we want to make any changes to your tenancy agreement (other than increasing the rent or other payments) then we will consult with you. We will ask your views about any planned changes to the tenancy agreement and full consideration will be given to any comments received. The Council will then give you at least four weeks' written notice before bringing them into effect.
1.4 You may be liable to pay any costs incurred by the Council if you are taken to court for breaking this agreement.
1.5 This agreement does not give any rights or remedies to any person except the landlord and the tenant and their respective successors and permitted assignees of the tenant.
Your Tenancy Agreement. 1a By signing this agreement you are agreeing to become a tenant of Newark and Sherwood District Council. 1b You are entering into a legal contract with the Council. If there is anything in this agreement which you do not understand, you should contact us or get advice from Citizens Advice Bureau, a solicitor or Housing Advice Centre.
Your Tenancy Agreement. 1a By signing this agreement you are agreeing to become a tenant of Newark and Sherwood Homes. Please note: You are responsible for anything that you do in relation to your property or the tenancy, and you are also responsible for anything your friends, relatives (including children) and any other person living in or visiting your home do in relation to your property or the tenancy. 1d This agreement gives you the right to live in the property. We will not interfere with this right unless any of the following apply:
i. you break any of the conditions in this agreement;
ii. we built or adapted your property for a person with physical disabilities; and:
a. you no longer need that type of home, and
b. we need your property for someone else with disabilities;
iii. we need to renovate or carry out major repair to your property which we cannot do unless you move out;
iv. you find another home and stop using your property as your main home;
v. there is any other reason under the Housing Acts 1985, 1988, 1996 and 2004 or any other law, which allows us to interfere with your rights. If any of the above applies, we may take legal action against you to end your tenancy and repossess your home. If we take legal action, you will be responsible for court costs.
Your Tenancy Agreement. Your Tenancy Agreement forms a legal contract between you and your Landlord. It establishes the terms of your contract and details the obligations upon both you and your Landlord. The document has specific sections covering the basic elements comprising your contact and each of these is explained briefly below:
Your Tenancy Agreement. There are two main kinds of tenancy – an introductory tenancy and a secure tenancy. There is also a third type – called a demoted tenancy – which is created following court proceedings brought against a secure tenant who has behaved antisocially. This agreement covers all three types of tenancy. Whether you are an introductory tenant, a secure tenant or a demoted tenant, it is important that you keep to your tenancy agreement. If you do not, we may take action against you which could include ending your tenancy. Please be aware that if we repossess your property due to antisocial behaviour, this could lead not only to you losing your tenancy but also us refusing to house you in the future. If you leave Council accommodation and are behind with your rent payments, in most cases we will not be able to find you accommodation again until you have paid us the money you owe. If you commit tenancy related fraud not only could you lose your property but you could be prosecuted for a criminal offence.
Your Tenancy Agreement. This agreement sets out your responsibilities as tenants and our responsibilities as your landlord. You (and all the tenants named on this tenancy) will be responsible for carrying out the agreement together (jointly) and individually. We agree to let the property as a type of tenancy indicated above which will start on Monday……………………………………….. This tenancy is for the property at……………………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………………………………………………………………………… It is described as a ……..bedroom house/flat/maisonette/bedsit/bungalow on the floor with an exclusive/shared garden and exclusive/shared access to the front door. There are sheds with the property, a front/rear garden with/without a patio. Charge Amount Rent £ Service charge – water rates and sewage £ Service charge – heating/heating and hot water £ Service charge - grounds maintenance, caretaking, steam cleaning and communal lighting £ Service charge – assisted garden maintenance £ Communal facilities charge £ Supporting People Charge £ Service charge – other £ Other £ Total £
Your Tenancy Agreement. 1a By signing this agreement you are agreeing to become a tenant of Newark and Sherwood District Council. 1b You are entering into a legal contract with the Council. If there is anything in this agreement which you do not understand, you should contact us or get advice from Citizens Advice Bureau, a solicitor or Housing Advice Centre. 1d There are two kinds of tenancy: 1f This agreement gives you the right to live in the property. We will not interfere withthis right unless any of the following apply:
i. you no longer need that type of home; and
ii. we need your property for someone else with disabilities. • We need to renovate or carry out major repair to your property which wecannot do unless you move out. • You find another home and stop using your property as your main home. • There is any other reason under the Housing Act 1985, The Housing Act 1996, The Housing Act 2004 or any other law, which allows us to interfere with your rights. If any of the above applies, we may take legal action against you to end your tenancy and repossess your home. We may, for example, apply to the court for a demoted tenancy (if you hold a secure tenancy) or an injunction. If we take legal action, you will be responsible for court costs.
Your Tenancy Agreement. Your Tenancy Agreement is a legal contract between you, the tenant and Charnwood Borough Council, the landlord. It describes the rights and responsibilities you have as a tenant and it always sets out our responsibilities to you. If you keep to the rules that are set out in your tenancy agreement there is no reason why you cannot keep your home for life.
Your Tenancy Agreement. 1.1 This agreement makes you a tenant of Peterborough City Council (“the Council”).
1.2 This tenancy agreement applies to two types of Council tenant:
a. an introductory tenant; and
b. a secure tenant. Your housing officer will have explained to you whether you are an introductory tenant or a secure tenant.
