Your Rent. 3.1 You are responsible for ensuring the rent is paid for your home. You may be entitled to Housing Benefit but it is your responsibility to make a claim and to provide any information that the Housing Benefits Section needs to calculate your claim.
Your Rent. 2.1 You must pay your rent. It must be paid on time. Your rent is due every week but you can pay in advance every two weeks or every month if you prefer. There are occasional ‘free’ weeks when no rent is due (If you are in rent arrears then you must continue to pay in these weeks).
Your Rent. 5.1 You must pay the rent and all other charges for the property on time throughout the whole period of your tenancy, including any period that you are away from the property. Other charges include, for example, service charges, charges for heating, charges for garages and other services.
Your Rent. (a) Your tenancy is a weekly tenancy starting every Monday.
Your Rent. The Housing Department of Cork City Council charge a Differential Rent for every tenancy. The amount of rent is assessed in accordance with the Differential Rents Scheme taking into account household income and household composition. A copy of the Differential Rents Scheme is available to all tenants. Methods of payment: These include: ■ In person at the Council’s payments offices. ■ Household Budget Scheme – deductions from Social Welfare (details from your local Post Office). ■ Billpay (at any Post Office). A swipe card for this purpose can be ordered from the Housing Department. ■ Cheques, Postal Order (no cash) through the postal system. ■ Wages deduction for those working with Cork City Council or by agreement with your employer. ■ Credit Union ■ Direct Debit. Forms are available at the Council’s payments offices. ■ Money Advice and Budgeting Service (MABS).
Your Rent. This is due on 1st October, unless otherwise stated on your invoice, and the full annual rental is payable in advance. In future, if the rental charge changes, at least two months notice will be given in writing. An invoice will be sent and this should be paid by cash or cheque, made payable to Pulloxhill Parish Council, and forwarded to the Clerk. Payment by BACS can also be made using the account details on your invoice. HOW BIG ARE THE PLOTS? They average 10m x 30m, no full plots are less than 250sq. m in area. We have 33 allotments on the site. Half plots can be rented and the same rules apply except for shed and greenhouse sizes. WHAT YOU CAN GROW You may grow vegetables, fruit and flowers on your plot. Small fruit trees may be grown with the permission of the Parish Council - please contact the Clerk with the details of the tree you wish to plant. Large trees will cast shade over a wide area and will take nutrients and water from the neighbouring plots. WATER There are two taps located near the central pathway. The water will be available from 1st April to 30th September each year and will be switched off from 1St October to 31s' March. The use of hosepipes and sprinklers from this water source is prohibited.
Your Rent. You are renting from MiamiXperience Grupo Xxxx USA LLC the automobile/vessel described in the Rental Agreement, the rental of which is solely a transfer of possession, not ownership. You agree to the terms of the Rental Agreement provided that such term is not prohibited by the law of a jurisdiction that covers this rental, in which case such law controls. "You" and "your" refer to the person signing this agreement, "we", "our" and "us" refer to MiamiXperience . You also agree that you are not our agent for any purpose; and that you may not delegate or transfer your obligations under the Rental Agreement and any discrete part thereof.
Your Rent. 2.1 You must pay your rent and any other charges for the property. They must be paid on time. Your rent is due on Monday but you can pay in advance every two weeks or every month if you prefer. However you choose to pay, you must make sure that your account is clear at the end of each week. If you believe that you may be entitled to Housing Benefit, it is your responsibility to claim Housing Benefit. You must ensure that you provide all the information requested to process your claim. Please ask at your Neighbourhood Housing Office about the different ways in which your rent and other charges can be paid, eg by direct debit or standing order. You can also pay at post offices in some areas. We calculate the rent due for a year over 52 weeks. You must ensure that you pay your rent every week. If any money is to be paid to you by your landlord, for example, as compensation for damage to your property or decorations or for home loss and disturbance, the Council reserves the right to pay that money onto your rent account if you are in arrears.
