Common use of Introductory Tenancy Clause in Contracts

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBC’s Guide to Your Home for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Secure Tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBCCustomer’s Guide to Your Home Handbook for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Secure Tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBC’s Guide to Your Home Customer Handbook for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy introductory tenancy there will be a trial period of at least one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Tenancy secure tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBC’s ‘A Guide to Your Home Home’ for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).introductory tenancies

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Tenancy Secure on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBC’s Guide to Your Home for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. .Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Secure Tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBCTenant’s Guide to Your Home Handbook for details of extending Introductory Tenancies).

Introductory Tenancy. If your tenancy is an Introductory Tenancy introductory tenancy there will be a trial period of one year. Your tenancy will usually become a Flexible Tenancy period tenancy on the date mentioned above unless we extend it (please see your copy of RMBC’s ‘A Guide to Your Home your Home’ for details of extending Introductory Tenanciesintroductory tenancies).