HOUSEHOLD BILLS Sample Clauses

HOUSEHOLD BILLS. The Tenant undertakes to ensure that the accounts for the supply to the accommodation of gas, electricity and telephone are entered in his name with the relevant supplier. The Tenant agrees to pay promptly all sums that become due for these supplies relative to the period of the tenancy.
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HOUSEHOLD BILLS. 1.3.1 You are responsible for paying household bills, for example, Council Tax, water charges, electric, gas and any other outgoings whether metered or billed (unless included in any other charges). We will forward your details to the relevant utility company if requested.
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HOUSEHOLD BILLS. The Tenant undertakes to ensure immediately upon the commencement of the tenancy that the accounts for the supply to the Property of utilities are entered in the Tenant’s name with the relevant supplier. The Tenant agrees to pay promptly all sums that become due for these supplies relative to the period of the tenancy. The Tenant agrees to make the necessary arrangements with the suppliers to settle all accounts for these services on termination of the tenancy.
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HOUSEHOLD BILLS. The Tenant undertakes to ensure that the accounts for the supply to the accommodation of broadband, telephone, TV etc are entered in their name with the relevant supplier. The Tenant agrees to pay promptly all sums that become due for these supplies relative to the period of the tenancy.
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HOUSEHOLD BILLS. You (the tenant) understand that as the landlord’s agent, we will pass on your name and contact details (including telephone number and email address) to either SSE our void energy supplier or the current energy provider (whichever is applicable) to ensure SSE/Current Provider has the correct details to register the energy supplies at the property and set up an account in your name. The Tenant undertakes to ensure immediately upon the commencement of the tenancy that the accounts for the supply to the Property of all utilities are entered in the Tenant’s name with the relevant supplier. The Tenant agrees to pay promptly all sums that become due for these supplies relative to the period of the tenancy. The Tenant agrees to make the necessary arrangements with the suppliers to settle all accounts for these services on termination of the tenancy.
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HOUSEHOLD BILLS. The tenant undertakes to ensure that the accounts for the supply to the accommodation of gas, electricity and telephone are entered in his name with the relevant supplier. The tenant agrees to pay promptly all sums that become due for these supplies relative to the period of the tenancy. The tenant agrees to make the necessary arrangements with the suppliers to settle all accounts for these services on termination of the tenancy.
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