Common use of Right to make improvements Clause in Contracts

Right to make improvements. You must get our written consent before you carry out any alterations or improvements to your property. Although you are not required to seek permission to install any meters, for example, water, gas or electricity, you must inform the council that you have done so within twenty-eight days of installation. Most fixtures installed by you will become the property of the council, which you must not remove on termination of the tenancy. If there is an item that you wish to take with you, then you must get our written permission. If you remove fixtures you will be charged with the cost of reinstatement.

Right to make improvements. You must get our written consent before you carry out any alterations or improvements to your property. Although you are not required to seek permission to install any meters, for example, water, gas or electricity, you must inform the council Council that you have done so within twenty-eight days of installation. Most fixtures installed by you will become the property of the councilCouncil, which you must not remove on termination of the tenancy. If there is an item that you wish to take with you, then you must get our written permission. If you remove fixtures you will be charged with the cost of reinstatement.