Common use of The Right to manage Clause in Contracts

The Right to manage. Tenants' organisations have the right to take over the management of their homes. This is called the Right to Manage. The right only applies to council tenants, including leaseholders. Further details are included in the Housing Information Handbook, Section 7.

The Right to manage. Tenants' organisations have the right to take over the management of their homes. This is called the Right to Manage. The right only applies to council tenants, including leaseholders. Further details are included in the Housing Information Handbook, Section 7.

The Right to manage. Tenants' organisations ’ Management Organisations have the right to take over the management of their homes. This is called the Right to Manage. The right only applies to council tenants, including tenants and council leaseholders. Further details are included in the Housing Information Handbook, Section 7.

The Right to manage. 11.1 Tenants' organisations ’ Management Organisations have the right to take over the management of their homes. This is called the Right to Manage. The right only applies to council tenants, including Council tenants and Council leaseholders. Further details are included in the Housing Information Handbook, Section 7.

The Right to manage. Tenants' organisations have the right to take over the management of their homes. This is called the Right to Manage. The right only applies to council tenants, including leaseholders. Further details are included in the Housing Tenancy Information Handbook, Section 7.