Grounds for the Association Clause Samples

Grounds for the Association obtaining Possession with Alternative Accommodation Being Offered (i) The Premises are to be demolished or require major works, which cannot reasonably be carried out without vacant possession. (ii) The accommodation was designed for a physically disabled person, there is no longer such a person living there and the Association requires it for another disabled person. (iii) The accommodation has been provided for persons with special housing needs, there is no longer such as person residing in the Premises and it is required for letting to such a person. (iv) The dwelling is in a group of dwellings let to people with special needs so they can be near a social service or special facility, there is no longer a person with those needs in the dwelling and it is required for someone who has such needs. (v) Where a person has legally succeeded to the tenancy, is not the spouse of the former tenant and the Premises are larger than needed, the Association can seek possession between 6 and 12 months after the previous tenant's death. The court will take into account the age and length of residence of the tenant and the financial support given by him or her to the previous tenant.