Terms of Tenancy. The lessor and tenant must comply with the terms of the Tenancy Agreement 1. (1) This tenancy agreement is made under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (ACT) (the Residential Tenancies Act). (2) The lessor and the tenant may agree to add additional clauses to the tenancy agreement, but they must not be inconsistent with, or modify, existing clauses (except if permitted by the Act). 2. By signing this tenancy agreement, the lessor and the tenant agree to be bound by its terms during the period of the tenancy it creates. 3. A party to this tenancy agreement cannot contract out of it or out of the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act, except as provided in that Act. 4. A fixed term tenancy must be for the single period specified in the tenancy agreement. 5. A periodic tenancy includes a tenancy that is not specified to be for a fixed term, including such a tenancy which commences on the expiration of a fixed term tenancy. 6. A reference in this tenancy agreement to a notice to vacate and a notice of intention to vacate is taken to be a reference to a termination notice under the Residential Tenancies Act.
Terms of Tenancy. It is a condition of your Tenancy Agreement that if you withdraw from University you must notify this in person to the Accommodation Officer and complete the necessary documentation to terminate your tenancy. It is the responsibility of the student to update the Accommodation Officer of a personal email address as the university email account will be deleted once you have official stopped being a current student at Edinburgh Xxxxxx University • Until all such documentation has been signed and your key returned you will remain liable for the obligations contained in the Tenancy Agreement, including the payment of rent. • All terminations are subject to 28 days’ notice and payment of a £50 administration charge. The notice period starts from the time we receive your completed Request to Terminate Form and confirmation of your withdrawal from your PDT (Personal Development Tutor), whichever is latest. Rent will continue to be charged until you return your key or until the end of the notice period, whichever is the later date.
Terms of Tenancy. The terms of the tenancy will be as per Westward Housing Group standard Tenancy conditions. Applicants will normally be offered a starter tenancy for the period of one year. Following this, if they have conducted their tenancy in a satisfactory manner, their tenancy will become a fully assured tenancy.
Terms of Tenancy. The terms of the tenancy that will be offered will depend upon a number of factors and therefore applicants will be informed of this as part of the formal offer process so they are able to consider this before accepting an offer of accommodation.
Terms of Tenancy. The terms of the tenancy will be as per Devon and Cornwall Housing Group standard tenancy conditions. Applicants will normally be offered a starter tenancy for a period of one year. Following this if the tenancy has been conducted in a satisfactory manner, the tenancy will become a six year Assured short hold Tenancy.
Terms of Tenancy. Three years commencing from 29th November 2008. The Tenancy Agreement does not provide for renewal clauses.
Terms of Tenancy. 1. The construction standards of the leased premises: factory, office and dormitories are of steel and xxxxxxx building structure; factory and office are of water-polished stone, aluminium windows, outside wall of tiles, lift of 2 tons capacity,: dormitories are with lavatories, steel & wood windows, floors with tiles, provision of water, electricity, fire alarm and canteen facilities.
Terms of Tenancy. The LANDLORD will let and the TENANT will take the premises described in page one together with the furniture, fittings, and appliances set out in the inventory which will be supplied upon moving in for the term at the rent agreed and on the following terms:
Terms of Tenancy. It is a condition of your Tenancy Agreement that if you withdraw from University you must notify this in person to the Accommodation Officer and complete the necessary documentation to terminate your tenancy. • Until all such documentation has been signed and your key returned you will remain liable for the obligations contained in the Tenancy Agreement, including the payment of rent. • All terminations are subject to 28 days’ notice and payment of a £50 administration charge. The notice period starts from the time we receive your completed Request to Terminate Form or confirmation of your withdrawal from your course tutor, whichever is latest. Rent will continue to be charged until you return your key or until the end of the notice period, whichever is the later date.
Terms of Tenancy. The lessor and tenant must comply with the terms of the Tenancy Agreement (1) This tenancy agreement is made under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (ACT) (the Residential Tenancies Act). (2) The lessor and the tenant may agree to add additional clauses to the tenancy agreement, but they must not be inconsistent with, or modify, existing clauses (except if permitted by the Act). By signing this tenancy agreement, the lessor and the tenant agree to be bound by its terms during the period of the tenancy it creates. A party to this tenancy agreement cannot contract out of it or out of the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act, except as provided in that Act. A fixed term tenancy must be for the single period specified in the tenancy agreement. A periodic tenancy includes a tenancy that is not specified to be for a fixed term, including such a tenancy which commences on the expiration of a fixed term tenancy. A reference in this tenancy agreement to a notice to vacate and a notice of intention to vacate is taken to be a reference to a termination notice under the Residential Tenancies Act. Costs and procedures for establishing a Tenancy Agreement The lessor bears the cost of preparation and execution of this tenancy agreement. The tenant is responsible for any legal costs that the tenant incurs in relation to preparation and execution of this tenancy agreement. The lessor must give a copy of the proposed tenancy agreement to the tenant before the commencement of the tenancy. The tenancy agreement must be signed by the tenant and by the lessor (or by their authorised agents). The lessor must give a copy of the tenancy agreement, signed by each party, to the tenant as soon as possible after it has been signed by each party, but no later than 3 weeks after the tenant has returned a signed copy. If the lessor does not return the tenancy agreement to the tenant, as provided by clause 11, the tenancy agreement has full effect in the terms signed by the tenant on occupation of the premises or acceptance of rent.
