periodic agreement definition

periodic agreement or “continuous lease” means a tenancy agreement where there is no fixed date of termination.
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periodic agreement or “continuous lease” means a tenancy agreement where there is no fixed date of termination. “rebated rent” is the term in WHC rent statements that describes the rent that is payable by the tenant. In this document “rent” is used to mean “rebated rent”.
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periodic agreement or “continuous lease” means a tenancy agreement where there is no fixed date of termination, ie the tenant is able to remain in the property indefinitely, unless the WHC has grounds for termination.
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More Definitions of periodic agreement

periodic agreement means an agreement that is not a fixed term agreement.
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periodic agreement an agreement that continues on a periodic basis from Replacement Fob Fee: the amount payable under clause 5.2(d) as set out in the Details.
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periodic agreement means a residential tenancy agreement that is not a fixed term agreement. "premises" includes a moveable dwelling within the meaning of the Local Government Act 1993 . "record" includes any book, account, document, paper and other source of information compiled, recorded or stored in written form, or on microfilm, or by electronic process, or in any other manner or by any other means. "rent" means an amount payable by a tenant under a residential tenancy agreement for the right to occupy premises for a period of the agreement. "rental bond" --see section 157. "residential premises" means any premises or part of premises (including any land occupied with the premises) used or intended to be used as a residence.
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periodic agreement means a residential tenancy agreement that is not a fixed term agreement.
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Related to periodic agreement

  • Maintenance agreement means a contract of limited duration

  • Practice agreement means a written agreement developed by an NP, CNM, or CNS and a physician or medical staff who agrees to work with and to support the NP, CNM, or CNS. The practice agreement must establish the medical aspects of care to be provided by the NP, CNM, or CNS, including the prescribing of medications. The practice agreement must contain mechanisms that allow the physician to ensure that quality of clinical care and patient safety is maintained in accordance with state and federal laws, as well as all applicable Board of Nursing and Board of Medical Examiners rules and regulations. The practice agreement must comply with Section 40‑33‑34. A CNM also may practice pursuant to written policies and procedures for practice developed and agreed to with a physician who is board certified or board eligible by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Written policies and procedures constitute a practice agreement for purposes of compliance with Section 40‑33‑34 and must address medical aspects of care including prescriptive authority and must contain transfer policies and details of the on‑call agreement with the physician with whom the policies and procedures were developed and agreed. The on-call physician has the authority to designate another qualified physician to be the on‑call physician if necessary. The on‑call physician must be available to the CNM to provide medical assistance in person, by telecommunications, or by other electronic means.