Assured shorthold tenancies Sample Clauses

Assured shorthold tenancies. When you enter an assured shorthold tenancy – the most common type – you are entering into a contractual arrangement. This gives you some important rights as well as some responsibilities. This guide will help you to understand what your rights are, what responsibilities you have and what questions to ask. This will help you create a positive relationship with your landlord, but will also tell you how to get help if things go wrong. Take your time to read documents and contracts carefully. When you rent a home, people sometimes expect you to make a quick decision, or to sign documents before you’ve had time to think about them. You shouldn’t feel forced into a decision and it is important to understand the terms and conditions of any contract you are agreeing to before you sign it. Your landlord must provide you with a copy of this guide, so use the checklist and keep it safe to protect yourself from problems at every stage.
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Assured shorthold tenancies. The most common form of tenancy and most new tenancies are automatically this type Also known as an AST or contract ? Landlord can only evict you with a court order FIXED TERM The contract runs for a set period of time PERIODIC Runs week-by-week or month-by-month { ?
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Assured shorthold tenancies. POSSESSION The courts will usually allow the landlord to take possession of the property if the fixed period of the tenancy has corne to an end and the landlord has given at least two months notice to the tenant in writing before starting court proceedings. If however the tenants are in breach of any part of the agreement then the landlord may be able to apply for possession, even if the tenancy period has not corne to an end. He or she can rely on any of grounds 2,8,10,11,12, 13,14,14A, 15 or 17 as applies to assured tenancies. Before any action can be taken to obtain a Possession Orcier from the Court, the Landlord must serve a Notice of Intention to seek possession proceedings. How much notice needs to be given will depend on which ground the Landlord uses as a reason for getting a Possession Orcier. (see below for grounds). For ground 2, the Landlord must give two months notice. For grounds 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 14A, 15 and 17 the Landlord must give two weeks notice. Notice must be given on a special form, which must tell the tenants certain things about their rights (Section 8 Notice). Proceedings must start within 12 months of service of the Notice otherwise a new Notice must be served.
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Assured shorthold tenancies. The most common form of tenancy and most new tenancies are automatically this type Also known as an AST or contract ? Landlord can only evict you with a court order FIXED TERM The contract runs for a set period of time PERIODIC Runs week-by-week or month-by-month { LICENSES A contract typically used by Homestay landlords (when the owner lives in the property) You are known as an excluded occupier rather than a tenant Your only right is to stay until your landlord asks you to go or for as long as your agreement says Your landlord can evict you by giving you reasonable notice, which can be verbal, and doesn’t need a court order } CONFUSED ? ABOUT YOUR CONTRACT/ LANDLORD? ? ARC CAN HELP FREE contract checking service for all students FREE! living in private accommodation. Email xxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xx before you sign and an ARC Advisor can make you aware of any unfair terms and explain anything that you are unsure about. You will need to boook an appointment. INDIVIDUAL TENANCY AGREEMENTS When each tenant signs a separate contract with the landlord. Contract only has your name on, as the tenant You are only responsible for paying your own rent Responsible for damage in your own room and a share of damage in communal areas If another tenant moves out, you have no say over who replaces them If you wish to move out before the end of your tenancy, the landlord may agree to release you, but you may have to find a replacement. JOINT TENANCY AGREEMENTS When all tenants are listed on one contract. Tenants are jointly and individually responsible for paying the rent and for any damage If one tenant doesn’t pay the rent then the other tenants may have to pay what is owing If no rent is paid by any tenants, the landlord can ask any of the tenants to pay the full amount If a tenant moves out before the end of the contract, it is up to the tenants to find a replacement (all tenants must agree who) or pay the extra rent Landlords cannot evict one tenant without evicting all the other tenants TENANCY AGREEMENTS AND GUARANTORS WHAT IS A GUARANTOR? Landlords may ask you to provide them with the contact details of someone you know (with money), who owns property in the UK. Some landlords accept international guarantors. TENANCY AGREEMENT CHECKLIST LANDLORD NAME AND ADDRESS - Required by law, even if you do not have a written tenancy agreement NAMES OF THE TENANTS - Just your name on an individual tenancy agreement or all tenants names on a joint tenancy agreement PROPERTY ADDRESS -...
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