Changes in Rent Clause Samples
The "Changes in Rent" clause defines the conditions under which the amount of rent payable under a lease or rental agreement may be adjusted during the term of the contract. Typically, this clause outlines the timing, method, and permissible reasons for rent increases or decreases, such as annual adjustments based on inflation indices or market rates. By specifying how and when rent can change, the clause provides predictability for both parties and helps prevent disputes over unexpected or arbitrary rent modifications.
Changes in Rent. The Landlord may increase the Rent on or at any time after the 1st April in each year (“The Rent Increase Date”) by giving you not less than one month’s prior written notice of the increased rent in accordance with the following:
Changes in Rent. We may increase the rent on the first Monday in April. We will write to tell you at least one calendar month before this happens. We will send you a rent increase notice setting out your new payments.
Changes in Rent. The Landlord may increase the Rent on or at any time after the 1st April in each year (“The Rent Increase Date”) by giving you not less than one month’s prior written notice of the increased rent in accordance with the following: On the first Rent Increase Date after 31st March 2009 the Rent shall be increased by no more than a percentage equivalent to the published increase in the Retail Price Index (“RPI”) plus one per cent (or such lesser sum as the Landlord may decide as appropriate). On any Rent Increase Date after the first Rent Increase Date following 31st March 2009 the Landlord may increase the Rent in accordance with Section 13 of the Housing ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ as it applies from time to time. The increase in the RPI to be applied on any rent increase shall be that published for the month of September before the issue of the relevant rent increase notice. If the RPI ceases to be published subsequent rent increases shall be made by reference to any index measuring the increase in the costs of living, which may replace it to be determined in the Landlord’s discretion.
Changes in Rent. 4.5.1 We may increase the rent on the first Monday in April after this tenancy is granted by giving you not less than one calendar month’s notice in writing. The revised rent shall be the amount set out in a rent increase notice given to you by us.
4.5.2 After the first rent variation under this tenancy agreement we may, in accordance with the provisions of Sections 13 and 14 of the Housing Act 1988, increase or decrease the rent by giving you not less than one calendar month’s notice in writing. The notice will specify the rent proposed. The revised rent shall be the amount specified in the notice of increase, unless you refer the notice to a rent assessment committee to have a market rent determined. In that case, the maximum rent payable for the following year will be the rent so determined.
Changes in Rent. If there shall be a change (whether an increase or a decrease) in the aggregate amount of rent payable by the Settlement System Administrator for such premises occupied by the Settlement System Administrator as may be agreed from time to time between the Settlement System Administrator and the Executive Committee (being in any event premises occupied by the Settlement System Administrator for the performance of the Services), the Menu of Production Services Prices shall be automatically adjusted with effect from the date on which such change takes effect by the fair allocation of the amount of such change across the prices for all Continuous Production Services provided that in the calculation of the change in the aggregate amount of rent payable by the Settlement System Administrator any increase in the amount of rent payable in respect of any premises occupied by the Settlement System Administrator shall be taken into account only to the extent that the Settlement System Administrator is able to demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the Executive Committee that the rent for the relevant premises as so increased is no more than the open market rack rent for those premises as at the date of such increase.
Changes in Rent. 3.1 We may increase your Rent on the first Monday in April each year (or such other date as we decide). We will give you not less than 4 weeks’ notice of the increase. The notice will specify the revised Rent. While we remain your landlord, the revised Rent will be set in accordance with our rent policy from time to time in force. This means that section 13 of the Housing Act 1988 does not apply to any rent increase under this clause and you do not have the right to refer any such increase to the First Tier Tribunal. However, we agree not to set the rent any higher than could have been set for your home by the Tribunal.
3.2 We can reduce the Rent at any time.
Changes in Rent. We may increase your rent on the first Monday in April each year (or such other date as we decide). We will give you not less than one month’s notice of the increase. The notice will specify the revised rent. While we remain your landlord the revised rent will be set in accordance with our rent policy from time to time in force and in any event, at a level no higher than the amount which would have been set for your home by the First Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber – Residential Property) or any other adjudication body that may replace it, if it had jurisdiction to set the rent increase. The effect of this clause is that section 13 of the Housing Act 1988 does not apply to any rent increase under this clause and you do not have the right to refer any such increase to the First Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber – Residential Property) or any other adjudicating body that may replace it. We can reduce the rent at any time.
Changes in Rent. 4.1 We may increase the rent on the first Monday in April after this tenancy is granted by giving you not less than one calendar month’s notice in writing. The revised rent shall be the amount set out in a rent increase notice given to you by us.
4.2 After the first rent variation under this tenancy agreement we may in accordance with the provisions of Sections 13 and 14 of the Housing ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ increase or decrease the rent by giving you not less than one calendar month’s notice in writing. The notice will specify the rent proposed. The revised rent shall be the amount specified in the notice of increase unless you refer the notice to a The Property Chamber of HM Courts and Tribunals Service to have a market rent determined. In that case the maximum rent payable for the following year will be the rent so determined.
Changes in Rent. 2.1. SARH may increase or decrease the rent on the first Monday in April after this tenancy is granted by giving you not less than four weeks notice in writing. The revised rent shall be the amount set out in the rent increase notice given to you.
2.2. Any changes to your rent will be made in accordance with the SARH Rent Setting Policy, which will reflect current Government guidance on rent calculations at all times.
Changes in Rent. 5.1 On the first Monday in the April following the tenancy start date and on each first Monday in April after that date we may increase or decrease the rent in accordance with the provisions of Sections 13 and 14 of the Housing ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. We will give you not less than one calendar months' notice in writing and the notice shall specify the Rent proposed. The revised Rent shall be the amount specified in the notice of increase unless you refer the notice to a Rent Assessment Committee to have a market Rent payable for the following year shall be the Rent so determined. S1Section 1 • General Terms