Common use of ENDING THE TENANCY Clause in Contracts

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 The Tenant must give four weeks’ notice to end the Tenancy ending on Sunday, unless the Landlord agrees to a shorter period. 9.2 At the end of the Tenancy (however it ends) the Tenant agrees to give up the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property and the Contents in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was at the commencement of the Tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted) and pay for the repair or replacement of those items damaged or lost during the Tenancy which were the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; and return all keys to the Landlord and pay reasonable costs of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in the event that not all keys are returned to the Landlord. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to the Tenant or members of the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry or sooner termination of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided the Landlord has given notice to the Tenant, or where the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken to trace the Tenant, the Landlord can dispose of such goods as they think appropriate. 9.4 If any such goods are sold, the money from the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectives.

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 The Tenant (a) When you want to end this agreement and leave your home, you must tell your Neighbourhood Team in writing at least four weeks before you move out. This 4-week notice period must end on a Monday.This is a legal requirement. If you do not give four weeks’ 4 weeks notice, we will start the notice period from when you tell us you are leaving, when you hand your keys in, or when we find out that you have left. This means that you will have to pay rent for those 4 weeks even if you no longer live in the property. When you are joint tenants, one tenant can end the whole tenancy by giving notice in writing. 9 If you occupy the Property as your only or main home we cannot end your tenancy. In some circumstances we may be able to apply to the Court for an order that will end your tenancy. These circumstances will be different depending on whether your tenancy is Secure, Introductory, or Demoted, and are explained in the Customer Handbook. If you are not occupying the Property as your only or main home we may end your tenancy by giving you at least 4 weeks notice to end the Tenancy quit in writing ending on Sunday, unless the Landlord agrees to a shorter periodMonday. 9.2 At the end of the Tenancy (however it endsb) the Tenant agrees to give up the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property You must leave your home in a good condition when you move out. Our fixtures and the Contents fittings (and furniture if provided) must be left in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was they were at the commencement beginning of the Tenancy (reasonable your tenancy, allowing for fair wear and tear exceptedand any approved alterations you have done. (c) and You will have to pay for the repair or replacement of those any items damaged deliberately or lost during because you have neglected or misused ▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ will have to pay for the Tenancy which were repair, replacement or re-instatement of any unauthorised alterations you have made to your property. (d) Council officers or agents of the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; Council will make an inspection of your property before you leave your home and return all again as soon as possible after we know you have left. You must agree a convenient time for your home to be inspected before the end of the tenancy. (e) All keys must be returned to your Neighbourhood Team no later than 12.00 noon on the Landlord and pay reasonable costs of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in Monday that your tenancy ends. You are liable for additional rent if the event that not all keys are returned to the Landlordhanded in after 12.00 noon. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to the Tenant or members of the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry or sooner termination of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned(f) You must remove all your belongings when you move out.This includes floor coverings, rubbish, and light fittings. Provided the Landlord has given notice to the Tenant, or where the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken to trace the Tenant, the Landlord can If you leave anything behind we will immediately remove and dispose of such goods as they think appropriateany rubbish or perrishable items and you will be charged for the cost of this, together with any storage charges incurred. 9.4 (g) If your tenancy ends because you die, your personal representative will be responsible for the payment of any such goods are sold, the money from the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay outstanding rent or any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectives.other charges made under this tenancy agreement

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 10.1 The Tenant must give four weeks’ the Council one weeks notice in writing when ending the tenancy. This notice will take effect from the Monday after it is received, and all rent and other charges must be paid in full up to end the Tenancy ending date on Sunday, unless which the Landlord agrees to a shorter periodtenancy ends. 9.2 10.2 At the end of the Tenancy (however it ends) tenancy, the Tenant agrees to give up the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property and the Contents in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was at the commencement of the Tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted) and pay for the repair or replacement of those items damaged or lost during the Tenancy which were the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; and must return all keys to the Landlord Garage to the Voids & Allocations Team by 12 noon on the Monday following the termination of the tenancy, having first made sure that the garage is in a clean and tidy condition and in good decorative order. All fitting must be left in serviceable condition, allowing for fair wear and tear, and any disrepair that is the Tenants’ responsibility must be put right before handing the Garage back to the Council. 10.3 Where the Tenant fails to return the keys in accordance with 10.2 above a weeks rent shall be payable and charged to the rent account. If by the end of that week in which the keys were due to be returned they have still not been received, a lock change will be arranged. A letter shall be sent to the Tenant advising that a lock change has been ordered and the cost will be recharged to them. 10.4 If at the end of the tenancy the Tenant owes rent or other charges to the Council and has not made or kept to a satisfactory arrangement to clear the arrears, the Council may take legal action to recover the amount outstanding. The Tenant will not be allowed to rent another garage from the Council unless they pay reasonable costs all rent and other charges in full. 10.5 When ending the tenancy the Tenant must give the Council vacant possession of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in the event that not all garage at the expiry of the Notice. 10.6 If the Tenant dies, next of kin will be given a maximum of 2 weeks to return the keys. The tenancy will then be terminated on the first Monday following the return of the keys. Where no keys are returned to the Landlorda lock change will be arranged. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to 10.7 If the Tenant or members of hands back the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by Garage in such a condition that the Council is unable to re-let it without incurring unreasonable expense, the Council will recharge the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry cost of remedial or sooner termination of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided the Landlord has given notice to the Tenant, or where the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken to trace the Tenant, the Landlord can dispose of such goods as they think appropriatedecorative work. 9.4 If any such goods are sold, the money from the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectives.

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 10.1 The Tenant must give four weeks’ the Council one weeks notice in writing when ending the tenancy.This notice will take effect from the Monday after it is received, and all rent and other charges must be paid in full up to end the Tenancy ending date on Sunday, unless which the Landlord agrees to a shorter periodtenancy ends. 9.2 10.2 At the end of the Tenancy (however it ends) tenancy, the Tenant agrees to give up the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property and the Contents in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was at the commencement of the Tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted) and pay for the repair or replacement of those items damaged or lost during the Tenancy which were the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; and must return all keys to the Landlord Garage to the Voids & Allocations Team by 12 noon on the Monday following the termination of the tenancy, having first made sure that the garage is in a clean and tidy condition and in good decorative order. All fitting must be left in serviceable condition, allowing for fair wear and tear, and any disrepair that is the Tenants’ responsibility must be put right before handing the Garage back to the Council. 10.3 Where the Tenant fails to return the keys in accordance with 10.2 above a weeks rent shall be payable and charged to the rent account. If by the end of that week in which the keys were due to be returned they have still not been received, a lock change will be arranged. A letter shall be sent to the Tenant advising that a lock change has been ordered and the cost will be recharged to them. 10.4 If at the end of the tenancy the Tenant owes rent or other charges to the Council and has not made or kept to a satisfactory arrangement to clear the arrears, the Council may take legal action to recover the amount outstanding.The Tenant will not be allowed to rent another garage from the Council unless they pay reasonable costs all rent and other charges in full. 10.5 When ending the tenancy the Tenant must give the Council vacant possession of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in the event that not all garage at the expiry of the Notice. 10.6 If the Tenant dies, next of kin will be given a maximum of 2 weeks to return the keys. The tenancy will then be terminated on the first Monday following the return of the keys. Where no keys are returned to the Landlorda lock change will be arranged. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to 10.7 If the Tenant or members of hands back the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by Garage in such a condition that the Council is unable to re-let it without incurring unreasonable expense, the Council will recharge the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry cost of remedial or sooner termination of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided the Landlord has given notice to the Tenant, or where the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken to trace the Tenant, the Landlord can dispose of such goods as they think appropriatedecorative work. 9.4 If any such goods are sold, the money from the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectives.

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 The Tenant (a) When you want to end this agreement and leave your home, you must tell your Neighbourhood Office in writing at least four weeks before you move out. This 4-week notice period must end on a Monday.This is a legal requirement. If you do not give four weeks’ 4 weeks notice, we will start the notice period from when you tell us you are leaving, when you hand your keys in, or when we find out that you have left. This means that you will have to pay rent for those 4 weeks even if you no longer live in the property. When you are joint tenants, one tenant can end the whole tenancy by giving notice in writing. If you occupy the Property as your only or main home we cannot end your tenancy. In some circumstances we may be able to apply to the Court for an order that will end your tenancy. These circumstances will be different depending on whether your tenancy is Secure, Introductory, or Demoted, and are explained in the Handbook. If you are not occupying the Property as your only or main home we may end your tenancy by giving you at least 4 weeks notice to end the Tenancy quit in writing ending on Sunday, unless the Landlord agrees to a shorter periodMonday. 9.2 At the end of the Tenancy (however it endsb) the Tenant agrees to give up the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property You must leave your home in a good condition when you move out. Our fixtures and the Contents fittings (and furniture if provided) must be left in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was they were at the commencement beginning of the Tenancy (reasonable your tenancy, allowing for fair wear and tear exceptedand any approved alterations you have done. (c) and You will have to pay for the repair or replacement of those any items damaged deliberately or lost during because you have neglected or misused ▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ will have to pay for the Tenancy which were repair, replacement or re- instatement of any unauthorised alterations you have made to your property. (d) Council officers will make an inspection of your property before you leave your home and again as soon as possible after we know you have left. You must agree a convenient time for your home to be inspected before the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; and return all end of the tenancy. (e) All keys must be returned to your Neighbourhood Office no later than 12.00 noon on the Landlord and pay reasonable costs of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in Monday that your tenancy ends. You are liable for additional rent if the event that not all keys are returned to the Landlordhanded in after 12.00 noon. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to the Tenant or members (f) You must remove all your belongings when you move out.This includes floor coverings, rubbish, and light fittings. If you leave anything behind we will immediately remove and dispose of the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by items and you will be charged for the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry or sooner termination cost of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided the Landlord has given notice to the Tenantthis, or where the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken to trace the Tenant, the Landlord can dispose of such goods as they think appropriatetogether with any storage charges incurred. 9.4 (g) If your tenancy ends because you die, your personal representative will be responsible for the payment of any such goods are sold, the money from the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay outstanding rent or any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectives.other charges made under this tenancy agreement

ENDING THE TENANCY. 9.1 BY THE TENANT 6.1 The Tenant must give may bring the Tenancy to an end by giving the Co-operative four weeks written notice. This should be given to Admissions and Allocations or the Office. BY THE CO-OP 6.2 The Co-operative may bring the Tenancy to an end by giving the Tenant four weeks’ ' notice but will only do so in one or more of the following circumstances: i) The Tenant has ceased to end be a member of the Tenancy ending on Sunday, unless Co-operative in accordance with the Landlord agrees provisions laid down in the Co-operative's rules. Expulsion of members is covered by Rule 12a and a copy is contained in the Guidelines to a shorter periodthis Agreement. 9.2 At ii) The Tenant has not paid the end Rent due in respect of the Tenancy (however it endsPremises and has been given notice of the arrears, the opportunity to clear them in accordance with Co-operative policy and has failed to pay the arrears. iii) The Tenant is in breach of the conditions laid down in this Agreement and, if that breach is capable of rectification, the Co-operative has given the Tenant agrees to give up written notice of the Property with vacant possession; give up the Property breach and the Contents Tenant has failed to remedy it within the period of time stated in the same state of cleanliness, condition and decoration as it was at notice. iv) If in the commencement view of the Tenancy (reasonable wear and tear excepted) and pay for the repair or replacement of those items damaged or lost during the Tenancy which were the Tenant’s responsibility in this Agreement; and return all keys to the Landlord and pay reasonable costs of having new locks fitted and new keys cut in the event that not all keys are returned to the Landlord. 9.3 Any goods or personal effects belonging to the Tenant or members Co-operative, possession of the Tenant’s household which shall not have been collected by the Tenant within 7 days after the expiry Premises is necessary for work or sooner termination of the tenancy shall be deemed to have been abandoned. Provided the Landlord has given notice redevelopment or rehabilitation and suitable alternative premises are available to the Tenant v) If the Premises are left unoccupied without the agreement of the Co-operative. vi) If the Premises are overcrowded or underoccupied (see page 1 of this Agreement for maximum and minimum number of occupants) there has been consultation and suitable alternative accommodation has been offered, or where in the case of underoccupation suitable alternative arrangements for the existing Premises have also been refused. vii) The Co-operative was induced to grant the Tenancy by a false statement made knowingly by the Tenant. viii) The Tenant has benefited financially or materially by virtue of his/her membership of the Co-operative and this has not been declared to the Co-operative. ix) If the Tenant cannot be found after reasonable steps have been taken refuses to trace leave the Tenant, the Landlord can dispose of such goods as they think appropriatePremises which were let temporarily while previous premises were being improved or repaired. 9.4 If any x) The Premises were provided specifically for persons with disabilities and a) there is no longer such goods are sold, a person living there and b) The Co-operative requires the money from Premises for occupation by such a person and c) suitable alternative accommodation is offered to the sale (after deducting the costs of the sale, storage and removal) can be used to pay any sum that the Tenant owes. Any remaining balance can be used by the Landlord in furtherance of its charitable objectivesdisplaced Tenant.