Permissible termination etc Sample Clauses

Permissible termination etc. C 1.1 This Contract may be ended only in accordance with the fundamental terms of this Contract which incorporate fundamental provisions set out in Part 9 of the Act or other Clauses included in this Contract in accordance with Part 9 which are set out in Clauses C1 to C13, and their respective sub-clauses, or any enactment such as an Act of Senedd Cymru or an Act of Parliament or regulations made by the Welsh Ministers.

Permissible termination etc. 11.1.1 This contract may be ended only in accordance with: 11.1.1.1 the fundamental terms of this contract which incorporate fundamental provisions set out in Part 9 of the Act or other terms included in this contract in accordance with Part 9 which are set out in terms 11.1 to 11.4, 12.1 to 15.1 and term 18.1; or 11.1.1.2 any enactment such as an Act of Senedd Cymru or an Act of Parliament or regulations made by the Welsh Ministers. 11.1.2 Nothing in this term affects: 11.1.2.1 any right of the landlord or contract-holder to rescind the contract; or 11.1.2.2 the operation of the law of frustration.

Permissible termination etc. This term says that the contract may only be ended in accordance with the other terms of the contract or in accordance with the law. Termination by agreement This term means that if the landlord and contract-holder agree to end the contract, the contract ends when the contract-holder leaves their home in accordance with what has been agreed. However, if the contract-holder does not leave their home on the agreed day a ‘substitute contract’ is automatically made, and the old contract is said to have ended on the day before occupation date in the substitute contract. A substitute contract is one which covers the same home as the original contract and the contract-holder is the same person. Repudiatory breach by landlord This term means that if the landlord commits a ‘serious breach of the contract’ that justifies the contract-holder immediately ending the contract, the contract ends as soon as the contract-holder leaves their home. A ‘serious breach of contract’ might include, for example, failing to carry our repair work, which causes a risk to the contract-holder’s health and safety. Death of a sole contract-holder This term means that if there is only one contract-holder, the contract ends one month after their death, or earlier when the landlord is given notice of the death by an authorised person (such as a personal representative of the contract-holder or another adult who the contract-holder had allowed to live in their home). However, the contract does not end if there are persons qualified to succeed to the contract or there is a relevant family property order. The 2016 Act sets out the basis on which people are qualified to succeed but this is not included in the occupation contract. Contract-holders’ obligations at the end of the contract This term says that at the end of the contract, the contract-holder has to remove all property belonging to them (and anyone else they allowed to live in their home), return property belonging to the landlord back to where it was originally, and return to the landlord all keys to the home. Repayment of rent or other consideration This term says that the landlord has to repay the contract-holder any rent they have paid for a period after the contract ends. Termination by contract-holder There are five terms in the model written statement relating to ways in which a contract-holder can end a contract. Early termination by contract- holder If the contract-holder has not received a written statement of the occupation...