Secure tenants only Clause Samples
The 'Secure tenants only' clause restricts occupancy of a property to tenants who meet specific security or background requirements. In practice, this may involve requiring tenants to pass background checks, provide references, or demonstrate a clean rental history before being allowed to lease the premises. This clause serves to protect the property owner and other tenants by minimizing the risk of criminal activity or disruptive behavior, thereby ensuring a safer and more secure living environment.
Secure tenants only. We would have to show that we had valid reasons to evict or demote your tenancy. These are called ‘grounds’ and are defined by law. You would have the right to put your case at a court hearing. Before going to court we would usually have to serve you with a Notice of Intention to seek Possession or Notice of Intention to Demote your tenancy setting out our reasons for serving the Notice. Ending your Tenancy Tenancy Agreement
Secure tenants only. You have the right to take in alodger. You have the right to sub-let part of your home, but you must obtain our written permission first. You must not sub-let the whole of your home.
Secure tenants only. If you have a secure tenancy, we can only end your tenancy with a court order. We can only ask the court to grant a possession order if one or more of the grounds for possession set out in the Housing Act 1985 exists. If one or more of the grounds exist, we may serve a ‘Notice of Seeking Possession’ on you. This notice will say that the court will be asked to make an order for possession and give the reasons why this action is being taken. It will also tell you the earliest date that possession proceedings can be started. This will normally be at least four weeks after the notice is served. If you do not use the property as your main or only home or move out without giving proper notice, we can end your tenancy by serving a ‘Notice to Quit’ giving four weeks notice. We will serve a notice on you by either delivering it to you in person, sending it to you by post at the property, leaving it at the property, or giving it to another adult at the property.
Secure tenants only. Not to refuse an assignment of tenancies without good reason (More detailed information is contained in the Tenants' Handbook).
Secure tenants only. To allow you to carry out reasonable alterations and improvements to your property.
1. To properly serve upon you any Notice required under this agreement or any statutory requirement addressed to the tenant at the premises and either delivered to the premises by hand or sent to the tenant by recorded delivery, other than Notice of a Rent Increase which will be sent by standard post. Notice to Quit may be served at a tenant’s last known address.
1. As provided for under Section 41 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1982, where the Council considers that a tenancy has come to an end, for example following an eviction or abandonment, the Council may, after making proper efforts to contact the former tenant, dispose of goods left behind.
Secure tenants only. To allow you to buy your property in most cases, subject to the provisions of the Housing Act l985. (More detailed information is contained in the Tenants' Handbook).
Secure tenants only. To allow you to take in lodgers as long as you do not overcrowd the property.