Common use of Partner Clause in Contracts

Partner. A husband, wife or civil partner or someone who lives with you as a husband or wife, or in a same sex relationship. Possession order A court order to evict you. The property This includes your home (the address of which is detailed on the front of this tenancy agreement) and all land, buildings, fixtures, fittings, fences, xxxxxx and walls which are a part of it. It does not include shared areas. Relative Parents, children, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins and step relatives. Rent The weekly charge we ask you to pay for occupying the property. Other charges (service charges) may be included in the totally weekly rent for extra services. Service charges Charges for services provided that are in addition to your accommodation. For example cleaning of shared areas or grass cutting in communal areas around or close to your home. Shared areas This applies usually to flats and maisonettes. Shared areas are the parts of the building that all tenants can use, for example: entrance halls, stairwells, landings. Some shared areas are shared by the whole estate, i.e. play areas.

Partner. A husband, wife or civil partner or someone who lives with you as a husband or wife, or in a same sex relationship. Possession order A court order to evict you. The property This includes your home (the address of which is detailed on the front of this tenancy agreement) and all land, buildings, fixtures, fittings, fences, xxxxxx and walls which are a part of it. It does not include shared areas. Relative Parents, children, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, nephews, niecesxxxxxx, cousins and step relatives. Rent The weekly charge we ask you to pay for occupying the property. Other charges (service charges) may be included in the totally weekly rent for extra services. Service charges Charges for services provided that are in addition to your accommodation. For example cleaning of shared areas or grass cutting in communal areas around or close to your home. Shared areas This applies usually to flats and maisonettes. Shared areas are the parts of the building that all tenants can use, for example: entrance halls, stairwells, landings. Some shared areas are shared by the whole estate, i.e. play areas.