Common use of Going away Clause in Contracts

Going away. If you are going away for longer than 3 (three) weeks, you must let your housing officer know. This is because we need to know how to contact you if necessary, and it will let us know you have not abandoned your home. Tenants of sheltered housing need to tell us if you are away from your home for longer than 1 (one) week. You can use your home to run a business as long as we give you our permission in writing. We will not refuse permission unless we feel that the business is likely to cause a nuisance or annoy other people, or damage the property. An example of a business we would allow is running your own one-person, desk-based business. Examples of businesses we would not allow include repairing & maintaining cars and selling cars and businesses involving machinery or other sources of noise.

Going away. If you are going away for longer than 3 (three) weeks, you must let your housing officer know. This is because we need to know how to contact you if necessary, and it will let us know you have not abandoned your home. Tenants of sheltered housing need to tell us if you are away from your home for longer than 1 (one) week. 3 Running a business from your home You can use your home to run a business as long as we give you our permission in writing. We will not refuse permission unless we feel that the business is likely to cause a nuisance or annoy other people, or damage the property. An example of a business we would allow is running your own one-person, desk-based business. Examples of businesses we would not allow include repairing & maintaining cars and selling cars and businesses involving machinery or other sources of noise.