Anti-Social Behaviour. 8.1 You are responsible for your own behaviour and for that of anyone living with you, whether permanently or temporarily, or visiting you, including but not limited to relatives, animals and visitors.
Anti-Social Behaviour. You and anyone visiting the premises, must not do anything at the premises or the building (including playing any radio, television, sound bar, speaker system or musical instrument) which causes a nuisance or annoyance to your neighbours and/or any of the other Tenants in the premises or which might reasonably be considered to be antisocial behaviour. In particular, you must not play any music or create noise which can be heard outside the premises or cause disturbance or annoyance to your neighbours between 10pm and 8.30am. You must not;
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Anti-Social Behaviour. Each party represents and warrants that: (i) is not any crime syndicate, crime syndicate member, crime syndicate quasi-member, entrepreneur associated with a crime syn- dicate, corporate extortionist (sokai-ya), etc., social cam- paign advocate racketeer (xxxxxx undo hyobo goro), politi- cal campaign advocate racketeer (seiji undo hyobo goro), violent group with special intelligence, etc. or any similar person (each, an “Anti-Social Force”) or any persons close- ly connected with any Anti-Social Forces (each, an “Anti- Social Forces Associate”), (ii) has no dealings with any An- ti-Social Forces Associate, and has no relationship with any Anti-Social Forces Associates, whether direct or indirect, and regardless of the context and extent, and (iii) has never fallen under (i) or (ii) in the past and has no plan to fall un- der (i) or (ii) in the future. Buyer, whether by itself or through any third party, (x) is not committing any act of making violent demands, act of making unreasonable de- mands in excess of legal responsibilities, act of using intim- idation or violence with respect to a transaction, or any oth- er similar act (collectively, “Anti-Social Acts”), and (y) has never committed any Anti-Social Act in the past and has no plan to commit any Anti-Social Act in future. Each party shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement and request for damages without any notice and any and all obligations of the party owed to the other party shall become due and payable and the other party shall immediately repay such obligations, if the other party breached the representations and warranties above.
Anti-Social Behaviour. 3.2.1 As well as being responsible for your own behaviour, you are also responsible for the behaviour of anyone else living in or visiting your home. This includes any areas you share with other households, or areas around your home and estate. We expect you to try and resolve disputes with your neighbours directly and to be tolerant of different lifestyles. You are encouraged to make use of mediation services where these are available. You should consider whether it may be more appropriate to report issues that you cannot resolve to other agencies such as the local authority environmental health department or the Police.
Anti-Social Behaviour. 6.4.1 As a tenant you are responsible at all times for the conduct of your friends, relatives and any other person living in or visiting your home, including children. Any breach of this agreement by them will be treated as a breach by you.
Anti-Social Behaviour. (a) conduct that has caused, or is likely to cause, harassment, alarm or distress to any person, (b) conduct capable of causing nuisance or annoyance to a person in relation to that person’s occupation of residential premises, or (c) conduct capable of causing housing-related nuisance or annoyance to any person.
Anti-Social Behaviour. We are firmly opposed to anti-social behaviour. We will take immediate steps to evict you where you or any other member of your household, or visitors to your home engages in any of the following activities:
Anti-Social Behaviour. Clause 2.15 If you are found to be a perpetrator of Antisocial Behaviour, you will be in breach of your tenancy agreement which may lead us to seek possession of your home through the court. Alternatively, we may seek to stop this behaviour by applying for: • Antisocial Behaviour Order (ASBO) – through the Magistrates or County Courts to control tenants or members of the household’s behaviour. • Antisocial Behaviour Injunctions – Used to enforce the agreement and in serious cases we, the landlord, can ask the Court to attach a power of arrest or exclusion order to the injunction.
Anti-Social Behaviour. 5.1 Site Secretaries will report any anti-social behaviour immediately to the Local Parks, Allotments and Countryside Team Leader stating the date, time, names of those involved (if known) a brief description and the duration of the behaviour.
