your home definition
your home means your residential address, shown on your schedule.
your home. All parts of the Property as specified in the Particulars.
your home means the property let subject to these rules and includes any garden, path, shed or other outbuilding let with your home. Any garage, parking space, hard standing or shed let under separate licence agreement, is not included.
More Definitions of your home
your home means the place where a Covered Person maintains independent residence. It does not mean a nursing facility, hospital or other institutional setting.
your home here means your last known address;
your home means Your primary residence including Your living quarters in a continuing care retirement community or similar entity. It does not include a Nursing Home, an Assisted Living Facility, an Alzheimer’s facility, an Adult Day Care Center, a rest home, a hospital or rehabilitation facility/hospital, or a facility for the treatment of alcoholism, drug addiction or mental illness.
your home means the property to be provided with the Heat Supply under this Agreement as specified under ‘Property Details’ in the table at the front of this Agreement, being the flat or house occupied or owned by You at the Development.
your home or “the property” means the home at the address shown above and includes any garden (but not communal garden), balcony, outbuilding, shed, fence or wall let with it. It is a Non-Secure tenancy by virtue of Schedule 1 paragraph 4 of the Housing Act 1985, and the tenancy’s terms are set out in this agreement. The Head Landlord has created a lease between the Head Landlord and the Landlord for your home for use as temporary housing accommodation. The lease contains a provision allowing the Head Landlord to obtain vacant possession from the Landlord on the expiry of a specified period or when required by the Head Landlord. The Head Landlord is not a body capable of granting a secure or non-secure tenancy It is a term of this tenancy that you (or anyone acting for you) have not induced us to grant This agreement contains the terms and obligations of the tenancy. You should read it carefully to ensure that it contains nothing that you are not prepared to agree to. If you do not understand this agreement or anything in it, it is strongly suggested you ask for it to be explained to you before you sign it. If English is not your first language please ask for the agreement to be translated for you. You might consider consulting a solicitor, Citizen Advice Bureau or Housing Advice Centre. I have read, understood and accept the terms and conditions of this tenancy agreement. In the case of a joint tenancy, each of you must sign Signed by the tenant ………………………………………….. dated …………………. Signed by the tenant ………………………………………….. dated …………………. Signed on behalf of the Council as Landlord………………….. and dated ……...……………………………… PRINT NAME………………………………………………… POSITION: ………………………………………………………..
your home means the accommodation you will live in and any garden, shed, garage, outbuilding, path, driveway or defined boundary belonging to the property. The words ‘communal areas’ means shared entrances, halls, stairways, passages, yards and any other access ways leading to and from your home.
your home means the dwelling including fixtures and fittings and any garden, paths, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, an/or fences and outbuildings owned by us , which you are renting under this agreement. Property Type: Number of Bedrooms: The maximum number of people that can live in Your Home is (the permitted number) and you must not allow more than the permitted number of people to live in Your Home at any time.