Common use of USE OF THE PROPERTY AND THE COMMON PARTS Clause in Contracts

USE OF THE PROPERTY AND THE COMMON PARTS. 2.1 You (or at least one joint tenant) must take entry to the house, occupy and furnish it and use it solely as your only and/or principal home. You are entitled to have members of your family occupying the house with you, as long as this does not lead to overcrowding. You must tell us who is living in the house. You should tell us as soon as there is a change in those who are living in your house. 2.2 You, those living with you, and your visitors must take reasonable care to prevent damage to: 2.3 You and anyone living with you must not run any kind of business from the property or fix or exhibit any sign at the house. However, if you ask us, we may give permission. See Part 10.3 of this Agreement for more information about doing this. If we give permission, we may also increase your rent. 2.4 You must not allow your house to become overcrowded. If the overcrowding is as a result of an increase in the size of your family living with you, you should apply to us for a house transfer. We will try to get you a larger house. In this circumstance only, we will not treat you as being in breach of this condition. However, if we offer you suitable alternative accommodation you must agree to take it unless there are good reasons for not taking it.

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Sources: Scottish Secure Tenancy Agreement

USE OF THE PROPERTY AND THE COMMON PARTS. 2.1 You (or at least one joint tenant) must take entry to the house, occupy and furnish it and use it solely as your only and/or or principal home. You are entitled to have members of your family occupying the house with you, as long as this does not lead to overcrowding. You If we ask, you must tell us who is living in the house. You should tell us as soon as there is a change in those who are living in your house. 2.2 You, those living with you, and your visitors must take reasonable care to prevent damage to: 2.3 You and anyone living with you must not run any kind of business from the property or fix or exhibit any sign at the houseproperty. However, if you ask us, we may give permission. See Part 10.3 of this Agreement for more information about doing this. If we give permission, we may also increase your rent. 2.4 You must not allow your house to become overcrowded. If the overcrowding is as a result of an increase in the size of your family living with you, you should apply to us for a house transfer. We will try to get you a larger house. In this circumstance only, we will not treat you as being in breach of this condition. However, if we offer you suitable alternative accommodation you must agree to take it unless there are good reasons for not taking it.

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Sources: Scottish Secure Tenancy Agreement