Running a business Sample Clauses

Running a business. 3.7.1 You must not run a business from your Home without first obtaining Written consent from us. If we give you permission and the business creates a nuisance or annoyance we reserve the right to withdraw our permission giving you twenty eight days’ notice. You must then cease to run the business from your Home.
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Running a business. If you wish to run a business from your home you will need our prior written consent. We will not refuse consent unreasonably or unless we feel the business is likely to cause a nuisance or annoyance to your neighbours or damage to the property. If we give consent and the business causes a nuisance we will withdraw our consent, giving you reasonable notice. You may need planning permission for some businesses.
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Running a business. You must not run any kind of business, or allow any kind of business to be run, from the house without our written permission. You must get our written permission before you start doing any of these things. See paragraph 10.3 for more information about this. If we give permission, we may also increase your rent.
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Running a business. Not carry on at the Property or allow the Property to be used for any profession trade or business and not to let rooms or apartments or receive paying guests or lodgers in the Property
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Running a business. You must use your home for residential purposes and not run (or permit to be run) a business from your home without first getting our written permission. We will not unreasonably refuse permission. You must not use your home to run a business that might cause a nuisance to or annoy any other person in the local area. You must also get our prior written permission before displaying any business signboard or advertisement.
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Running a business. 6.10.1. You must not run a business from the property, or from any communal areas or other land within the locality, without our agreement in writing. We will not normally refuse permission unless the business would cause a nuisance or might damage the property. Planning Permission may also be required.
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