Tenancy Period means the period from and including the Tenancy Start Date and ending on and including the Tenancy End Date, as set out in the Offer of Tenancy;
Tenancy Period means the period specified in the specific terms and conditions of letting during which the Tenant is allowed to occupy, and has agreed to pay Rent for, the Room.
Tenancy Period means the period from and including the Tenancy Start Date and ending on and including the Tenancy End Date; “Utility Guarantee Fee” means the sum of £250.
Examples of Tenancy Period in a sentence
The University agrees with you that the University will provide the University’s Services to you for the duration of the Tenancy Period.
We allow you to take residential use of the Room for single occupancy for the Tenancy Period.
The Tenant understands that the Landlord will be entitled to recover possession of the Room when the Tenancy Period ends.
Except in accordance with the provisions contained in this clause 14 you shall not be entitled to terminate this agreement which shall in any event terminate on 21 June 2025 (10 September 2025 for a 50.57 week contract)* and (subject to clause 11) you undertake to remain in occupation of the Room throughout the Tenancy Period and make all payments required under this agreement.
More Definitions of Tenancy Period
Tenancy Period means the period from and including the Tenancy Start Date and ending on and including the Tenancy End Date.
Tenancy Period means the period from and including the Tenancy Start Date and ending at 10:00 am on the Tenancy End Date and any statutory periodic tenancy arising under section 5(2) of the Housing Act 1988 or any contractual periodic tenancy that arises after the Term has expired.
Tenancy Period a fixed term commencing on and including the Tenancy Start Date and ending on the Tenancy End Date;
Tenancy Period means the period during which the Tenant remains in occupation of the Room or Flat;
Tenancy Period means the period for which the rental unit has been let to the tenant by the landlord ; and