Common use of Voids Clause in Contracts

Voids. 18.1 The landlord will have systems in place to ensure that once an existing tenant serves notice action will immediately be taken to identify a tenant. 18.2 It is essential that void loss is kept to a minimum. Therefore, if no suitable applicant is found within 4 weeks (or less, if JAP confirm they are willing to waive that requirement) then a more relaxed criteria can be applied but still retaining the principle of prioritising local connection. 18.3 Where LCC confirm that there will be no applicants requiring the accommodation at the commencement of the four week period and the JAP agree to waive the 4 week period, or any part of that 4 weeks then Chorley Council can allocate the property from their waiting lists at the earliest period. 18.4 The landlord would be responsible for any rental loss arising during the period that the property is vacant. The support provider will be responsible for any loss of income in relation to the provision of care and support during any period that the property is vacant.

Voids. 18.1 The landlord will have systems in place to ensure that once an existing tenant serves notice action will immediately be taken to identify a tenant. 18.2 It is essential that void loss is kept to a minimum. Therefore, if no suitable applicant is found within 4 weeks (or less, if JAP confirm they are willing to waive that requirement) then a more relaxed criteria can be applied but still retaining the principle of prioritising local connection. 18.3 Where LCC confirm that there will be no applicants requiring the accommodation at the commencement of the four week period and the JAP agree to waive the 4 week period, or any part of that 4 weeks then Chorley Council can allocate the property from their waiting lists at the earliest period. 18.4 18.5 The landlord would be responsible for any rental loss arising during the period that the property is vacant. The support provider will be responsible for any loss of income in relation to the provision of care and support during any period that the property is vacant.