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The tenant agrees. 43.1 to notify the landlord if a repair or a replacement of a smoke alarm is 43.2 that the tenant may only replace a battery in a battery-operated smoke alarm, or a back-up battery in a hardwired smoke alarm, if the smoke alarm has a removable battery or a removable back-up battery, and 43.3 to give the landlord written notice, as soon as practicable if the tenant will carry out and has carried out a repair or replacement, or engages a person to carry out a repair or replacement, in accordance with clauses 15-17 of the Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019. Note. Clauses 43.2 and 43.3 do not apply to tenants under social housing tenancy agreements or tenants of premises that comprise or include a lot in a strata scheme (within the meaning of the Strata Schemes Management Act 2015) if the owners corporation is responsible for the repair and replacement of smoke alarms in the residential

The tenant agrees. (a) To use the Allotment Garden only for the production of fruit, flowers and vegetables. (That only a defined part of the garden may also be used as a leisure area). (b) Not to use or cultivate the Allotment Garden for the purposes of trade or business or for any other purpose other than as an allotment garden. (c) At all times to keep the Allotment Garden clear of weeds and in a good state of cultivation and fertility. To inform the Council if the Tenant is unable to cultivate all or any part of the garden. (d) Not to cause any nuisance or annoyance to the Council or its other allotment tenants or neighbouring householders or obstruct or encroach onto any path set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment garden. (e) NOT TO UNDERLET, ASSIGN OR PART WITH THE POSSESSION OF THE ALLOTMENT GARDEN OR ANY PART THEREOF WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. (f) Not without the written consent of the Council to cut or prune any timber or other trees nor to take, sell or carry away any mineral, gravel, sand, top soil or clay. (g) To keep every hedge which forms part of or adjoins the Allotment Garden properly cut and trimmed, keep the paths on or adjoining the Allotment Garden properly cleansed and maintained and keep in good repair and condition all fences, buildings or other structures and any gates on the Allotment Garden. (h) Not without the written consent of the Council to erect any building or other structure on the Allotment Garden and not to use any such building or structure for the garaging of any vehicles. (i) To carry out all reasonable directions which may from time to time be given by the Council by its appropriate officers to preserve the Allotment Garden from deterioration. (j) Not to use barbed wire for a fence adjoining any path set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the Allotment Garden nor for a fence adjoining public open space or private property. (k) To store only chemicals necessary for gardening purposes on site and stored in the manufacturers’ containers. All chemicals must be locked away out of the reach of children. Manufacturer’s instructions regarding safety, storage, making, disposal and use must be followed at all times. The Council recommends that organic alternatives should be used whenever possible in preference to chemicals. (l) To ensure that all gates to the allotment site are kept locked shut when not in use. To park motor vehicles in approved parking areas where so provided and to...

The tenant agrees. (1) To take possession of the premises at the commencement of the Tenancy and not to part with possession, assign, underlet or share possession of the property with any other person and not to allow any other person to reside in or share possession of the Premises. (2) To pay the Rent, reservation charge and other charges as set out in this Agreement in advance. (3) In the event that the Premises cease to be exempt from Council Tax, to pay the Council Tax for the Premises. In the event that Council Tax is imposed in respect of any property of which the Premises form part, to pay the proper proportion of such Council Tax attributable to the Premises. (4) Use of the Room and Premises (i) To use the Room and Premises for residential purposes as your only or principal home. If you do not use the Premises in this way the Association can forfeit (bring to an end) the tenancy. (ii) That neither you nor your visitors will carry out any trade or business at or from the Premises without first obtaining the Association's written consent (iii) That neither you nor your visitors will use the Premises or any communal areas for any illegal, immoral or disorderly purpose (iv) That neither you nor your visitors will use any communal facilities fixtures and fittings without due regard for the safety and convenience of other residents (v) Not to interfere with security and safety equipment in communal areas and entrances. (vi) Not to keep or leave rubbish, belongings or unwanted household furniture on or in any of the communal areas (such as stairs, lifts, landings, entrance halls, communal gardens or parking areas) or other land belonging to the Association (vii) Not to use the Premises to advertise, sell, hire or exhibit goods (viii) Not to interfere with any fire-fighting equipment, lift, or door entry or alarm systems or electricity supply.

The tenant agrees. Possession (1) To take possession of the Premises at the commencement of the Tenancy and not to part with possession of the Premises or sub-let the whole of it. (2) To pay the Rent and other charges monthly and in advance.

The tenant agrees. (1) To take possession of the Room at the commencement of the Tenancy and not to part with possession, assign, underlet or share possession of the Room with any other person and not to allow any other person to reside in or share possession of the Premises except for those persons who have been granted tenancies by the Association of other rooms in the Premises. (2) To pay the Rent, reservation charge and other charges as set out in this Agreement in advance. (3) In the event that the Premises cease to be exempt from Council Tax, to pay the Council Tax for the Premises. In the event that Council Tax is imposed in respect of any property of which the Premises form part, to pay the proper proportion of such Council Tax attributable to the Premises. (4) Use of the Room and Premises (i) To use the Room and Premises for residential purposes as your only or principal home. If you do not use the Premises in this way the Association can forfeit (bring to an end) the tenancy. (ii) That neither you nor your visitors will carry out any trade or business at or from the Premises without first obtaining the Association's written consent (iii) That neither you nor your visitors will use the Premises or any communal areas for any illegal, immoral or disorderly purpose (iv) That neither you nor your visitors will use any communal facilities fixtures and fittings without due regard for the safety and convenience of other residents (v) Not to interfere with security and safety equipment in communal areas and entrances. (vi) Not to keep or leave rubbish, belongings or unwanted household furniture on or in any of the communal areas (such as stairs, lifts, landings, entrance halls, communal gardens or parking areas) or other land belonging to the Association (vii) Not to use the Premises to advertise, sell, hire or exhibit goods (viii) Not to interfere with any fire-fighting equipment, lift, or door entry or alarm systems or electricity supply.

The tenant agrees. 4.1 To pay the rent on the days and in the manner specified. 4.2 To pay the Agent a reasonable charge of £40.00 on every occasion that a payment is unpaid by the Tenant’s bank. 4.3 To pay the Agent a reasonable charge of £10.00 for each letter or e-mail written to the Tenant for any act or omission of the Tenant which the Landlord reasonably believes to be a breach of the terms of this Agreement. 4.4 To pay to the Landlord upon the date of this Agreement the sum of in respect of the licence fee payable by the Landlord to the local authority for licensing the Property as a House in Multiple Occupation under the Housing ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. 4.5 To pay the Agent the signing fees as listed in the accompanying information sheet (provided before the signing of this Agreement). 4.6 To provide upon the date of this Agreement correct bank details and authorisation for direct debits as requested by the Landlord or the Agent and to provide up to date bank details and authorisation for direct debits that the Landlord or the Agent requests during the Tenancy. 4.7 To provide a form of guarantee by a person acceptable to the Landlord, if required. This guarantee must be returned to the Agent within 14 days from the date of this Agreement. 4.8.1 To pay all costs in connection with the supply and removal of gas, electricity, water, sewage, telecommunications, data, television licence fee and other services and utilities to and from the Property. 4.8.2 To comply with all requirements of the relevant suppliers relating to the use of those services and utilities. 4.8.3 To pay all taxes relating to the Property including Council tax. 4.8.4 If any of the costs in this sub clause 4.8 are payable in relation to the Property together with other property, the Tenant shall pay a fair proportion of all those costs. 4.8.5 To notify each utility company of the change of tenant at the commencement and the end of the Tenancy and to provide evidence that this has been done if reasonably requested by the Landlord or Agent. 4.8.6 To take final meter readings (not estimated) of the gas, electric and water (where applicable) and telephone companies on the last day of the Term and to notify each utility company (and the Agent if requested) of those final readings. 4.8.7 To pay for any disconnection charges in the event of any such services referred to in this sub clause 4.8 being disconnected as a result of the Tenant’s default and to pay for the reconnection of those services and to pay any charges to t...

The tenant agrees. (a) To use the Allotment Garden only for the production of fruit, flowers and vegetables. (That only a defined part of the garden may also be used as a leisure area). (b) Not to use or cultivate the Allotment Garden for the purposes of trade or business or for any other purpose other than as an allotment garden. (c) At all times to keep the Allotment Garden clear of weeds and in a good state of cultivation and fertility. To inform the Council if the Tenant is unable to cultivate all or any part of the garden. (d) Not to cause any nuisance or annoyance to the Council or its other allotment tenants or the tenants of Sedgefield Borough Council or neighbouring householders or obstruct or encroach onto any path set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment garden. (e) NOT TO UNDERLET, ASSIGN OR PART WITH THE POSSESSION OF THE ALLOTMENT GARDEN OR ANY PART THEREOF WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. (f) Not without the written consent of the Council to cut or prune any timber or other trees nor to take, sell or carry away any mineral, gravel, sand, top soil or clay. (g) To keep every hedge which forms part of or adjoins the Allotment Garden properly cut and trimmed, keep the paths on or adjoining the Allotment Garden properly cleansed and maintained and keep in good repair and condition all fences, buildings or other structures and any gates on the Allotment Garden. (h) Not without the written consent of the Council to erect any building or other structure on the Allotment Garden and not to use any such building or structure for the garaging of any vehicles. (i) To carry out all reasonable directions which may from time to time be given by the Council by its appropriate officers to preserve the Allotment Garden from deterioration. (j) Not to use barbed wire for a fence adjoining any path set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the Allotment Garden nor for a fence adjoining public open space or private property. (k) To store only chemicals necessary for gardening purposes on site and stored in the manufacturers’ containers. All chemicals must be locked away out of the reach of children. Manufacturer’s instructions regarding safety, storage, making, disposal and use must be followed at all times. The Council recommends that organic alternatives should be used whenever possible in preference to chemicals. (l) To ensure that all gates to the allotment site are kept locked shut when not in use. To park motor vehicles in ap...

The tenant agrees. (a) To mow and water the lawn and to keep the lawn, flower beds, and shrubbery in good order and condition, and to keep the sidewalk surrounding the premises free and clear of all obstructions; and (b) To take due precautions against freezing of water or waste pipes and stoppage of the same in and about the premises. If water or waste pipes become clogged by reason of the Tenant’s neglect or recklessness, the Tenant shall repair the same at his/her own expense as well as pay for all damage caused.

The tenant agrees. (a) To pay the said rent in advance on the seventeenth day of March each year clear of all deductions. (b) To use the said Allotment garden mainly for the cultivation of crops for consumption by the Tenant or Tenants family and not to use the said allotment garden for the purpose of a trade or business. (c) To keep the Allotment cultivated at all times, free from injurious weeds and in a clean and tidy condition so as not to prejudice adjoining occupiers. If more than one third of the said Allotment is to remain uncultivated in any year written permission shall be obtained from the Council in advance. (d) The Tenant shall not without the written consent of the Council plant any trees or any crops that require more than 12 months to mature. (e) Not to assign or underlet or part with possession of the said Allotment or any part thereof. (f) Not to deposit or allow other persons to deposit upon the Allotment any rubbish, refuse or other material, excepting only manure or compost in quantities such as may reasonably be required for cultivation and not to erect any notice or advertisement on the Allotment. (g) Not without the written consent of the Council, cut or prune any timber or other trees, or take, sell or carry away any soil, turf, mineral, gravel, sand or clay. (h) Not to cause or permit any nuisance or annoyance to the occupier of any other allotment nor obstruct any path or access set out by the Council for the use of the occupiers of the allotment gardens. (i) Not to use barbed wire on any internal fence or adjoining any pathway set out by the Council. (j) To use only black polythene or permeable horticultural geo-textile to cover temporarily uncultivated areas of the Allotment. (k) Not to erect any shed or greenhouse on the said Allotment exceeding eight feet (2.44m) in length by six feet (1.80m) in width and eight feet (2.44m) in height. A maximum of one shed and one greenhouse per allotment is permitted and no other building, fence, wall or structure (excluding compost bins) shall be erected without prior written consent from the Council. No building to be used for the purpose of human habitation. Should the Tenant fail to maintain in a proper state of repair any shed or greenhouse on the said Allotment the Council will give the Tenant one months notice to either repair or remove the same, after which the Council will do so and seek compensation from the Tenant. (l) Not to cause any damage to gates, fences, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, notice boards or water tanks, p...