Tenancy Agreements ensure it has a Tenancy Agreement for each Property let to a Tenant, and is to maintain all Tenancy Agreements as part of the Service Records;
Tenancy Agreements. (a) At the start of the Tenancy For negotiating and preparing our in-house Tenancy Agreement at the commencement of the Tenancy, a fee of £230.00 + VAT (£276.00 inclusive of VAT) is payable by the Landlord.
Tenancy Agreements. The Tenancy Agreement of an allotment is personal to you as the tenant named in the agreement. As the Tenant you may not assign, sub-let or part with possession or control of all or any part of your allotment. The allotment land is owned by the Parish Council and is let to you on an annual basis until either you relinquish your plot or the Parish Council terminates your tenancy. You have no right to pass on your tenancy to dependants however; the Parish Council will treat sympathetically any request from immediate next of kin to continue to manage a plot(s). No person under 18 years of age is allowed to rent a plot on an allotment. However, children are encouraged to maintain a small area within a plot whilst properly supervised. The following charges are payable at the beginning of your tenancy: Admin Charge £10 (non refundable) Plot Deposit £35 (refundable on termination of your tenancy, if the plot is left in an acceptable condition)
Tenancy Agreements. The Parties agree that all Tenancy Agreements will be consistent with the minimum requirements in respect of rights and obligations of Owner and Tenant set out in Part IV and Part V of the Residential Tenancies Xxx 0000.
Tenancy Agreements. The Group as licensor/landlord entered into the Tenancy Agreements with Union Medical as licensee/tenant, the principal terms of which are summarised below:
Tenancy Agreements. 10.3.1.7 The Developer will use Permanent Assured (non-shorthold) Tenancy agreements with Target Rents for tenants moving from their Council home on the Aylesbury Estate to a Developer home on the redeveloped estate or elsewhere.
Tenancy Agreements. On 1 June 2012, CUIAS, a subsidiary of the Company, as tenant entered into the two Tenancy Agreements with Bestford and Wealth Champion, both as landlord, for renewal of the tenancies of the Premises commencing from July 2012. As both Bestford and Wealth Champion are subsidiaries of HEC Group, the existing as well as the renewed tenancies of the Premises constitute continuing connected transactions of the Company under Chapter 14A of the Listing Rules. As the Annual Rental Caps on leasing the Premises fall within the threshold pursuant to Rule 14A.34 of the Listing Rules, the existing as well as the renewed tenancies of the Premises are subject to the reporting, disclosure/announcement and annual review requirements but are not subject to the independent shareholders’ approval requirement.
Tenancy Agreements. On 1 June 2012, CUIAS, a subsidiary of the Company, as tenant entered into the two Tenancy Agreements with Bestford and Wealth Champion, both as landlord, for renewal of the tenancies of the Premises. Summary of Tenancy Agreements
Tenancy Agreements. On 25 November 2019, Oriental Chinese, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company, entered into the Tenancy Agreements as tenant with CHCP Investment as landlord in respect of the Premises for the operation of Fai To Sino West Home for a fixed term of three years commencing on 1 August 2020 and expiring on 31 July 2023 (both days inclusive) (the “Fixed Term”) with two options to renew for a further term of three years each commencing on 1 August 2023 and expiring on 31 July 2026 (both days inclusive) (the “First Option Term”) and a further term of three years commencing on 1 August 2026 and expiring on 31 July 2029 (the “Second Option Term”, together with the First Option Term, the “Option Terms”). Set out below is a summary of the principal terms of the Tenancy Agreement A:
Tenancy Agreements. A tenancy agreement is used for tenants of residential properties and is subject to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (“Act”). Where tenancy agreements include the obligations of either party, they are generally not as detailed or stringent as the warranties included in Leases. Some key responsibilities of landlords are maintaining the property in reasonable condition and allowing the tenant quiet enjoyment of the property. There are two types of tenancy: periodic tenancy (lasting longer than 90 days) and fixed term tenancy. This article will focus on periodic tenancies. Like a Lease, at the end of the periodic tenancy agreement term, the landlord can alter the terms of the tenancy agreement. However, if a tenant does not intend on renewing the tenancy agreement they have to give the landlord 21 days’ notice prior to the expiration of the tenancy agreement in accordance with the Act. We note that a periodic tenancy typically requires that the landlord give 90 days’ notice for the tenant to vacate premises in accordance with the Act. Tenancy agreements are suited to short term tenants such as people who are transitioning and are often used in residential rental properties. Pros and Cons Both lease and tenancy agreements have their advantages and disadvantages. Rental agreements allow landlords to rent properties that might not be desirable to long-term renters. It is advantageous when rental amounts can rise quickly, allowing the landlord to renegotiate the terms of the agreement more regularly than a lease. A Lease, on the other hand, is advantageous to a landlord by providing the stability of guaranteed, long-term income. It is advantageous to a tenant because it locks in the rental amount and length of lease and cannot be changed even if property or rent values rise. When drafting a Lease or tenancy agreement, we recommend you seek the services of lawyer. Cross-leases – What are they and what implications do they have? Historically, cross-leases were a popular form of dividing land for land owners. This is because owners could avoid certain subdivision restrictions and would gain similar results to a formal subdivision under the existing Act, but at a fraction of the price. However, when the Resource Management Act 1991 was introduced, it made significant changes to the existing subdivision laws and practices, which meant that cross- leased properties were deemed to be a subdivision and were no longer a way to avoid subdivision requirements and costs fo...
