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Your Assured Tenancy Agreement &September 19th, 2012
Assured Tenancy Agreement This column does not form part of the Assured Tenancy Agreement and is an aid to understandingonly. You should read this Agreement before you sign it. If there is anything that you do not understand please ask us or your social worker or key worker. You can also get help from a solicitor, Citizens Advice Bureau or an advice centre. You must read your tenancy Agreement This is an important document. It sets out your rights and responsibilities as a Tenant and our rights and responsibilities as your Landlord. The responsibilities of You and Your Landlord It is a term of this agreement that you (or anyone acting for you) have not caused us to enter into this agreement with you by knowingly or recklessly making a false statement. This includes statements made to us or to any of our partners. You and the person helping you must tell the truth about the things in your life now. Where you live Who you want to live with Your money Your work Assured
