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If there's a term in your tenancy agreement which bans pets, you can ask your landlord to change it to allow you to have an assistance dog, if you're disabled and need an assistance dog to be able to live in the property. Your landlord must keep a record of inspection dates, any defects identified and any remedial action taken. You must be given a copy of this record. There are some circumstances where the general rules about discrimination may not apply, for example, if your landlord lives in the same property as you. If your landlord hasn't given you notice or takes no action at the end of the fixed term, you don't have to move out. Your tenancy automatically becomes a statutory periodic assured shorthold tenancy. A periodic tenancy is one that runs from one rent period to the next. Many tenants have a written tenancy agreement, but a legal contract exists between a landlord and a tenant whether or not anything is written down. A verbal agreement may simply be based on the conversation the landlord and tenant had when they originally agreed on the terms of the letting. A verbal contract may, however, be difficult to enforce, especially if there were no witnesses to the agreement.

If you want to end a periodic agreement you must give your landlord a valid notice to quit. The notice to quit must: If you are threatened with eviction because you have used the home for business purposes, you may be able to defend the eviction, depending on what kind of tenancy you have, but the help of an experienced adviser will be needed, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau or the Students’ Union Advice Service. Keeping pets

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Many landlords use the accelerated possession procedure because it is more straightforward. However, under this procedure your landlord can only claim possession of your home - they cannot claim for anything else, such as rent arrears. If you are being harassed by your landlord you should consult an experienced adviser, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau or the Students’ Union Advice Service. The landlord sells your home with you remaining as tenant extend the tenancy on a rolling basis, from one week or one month to the next, without signing a new tenancy agreement. If your landlord is responsible for paying the fuel bills and has not done so, the supply may be cut off. If you have had your supply cut off, or think that this might happen, you could:

If you want to end your tenancy, it's important to do it properly otherwise you may be held responsible for paying the rent even after you've moved out. If you don't return the defence form, the judge will make a decision about whether to evict you based only on what your landlord has told the court. Perhaps the most important thing is that you feel safe in the area you are going to be living in, as you do not want to be worrying about the safety of yourself or your possessions during your time at University. If you leave without giving proper notice, your landlord may be entitled to charge rent up to the date when notice should have expired, or up to the end of the tenancy agreement if it is a fixed term agreement and you did not give any notice at all. If your landlord will not return your belongings left in the accommodation, you should consult an experienced adviser, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau or the Students’ Union Advice Service. The tenant is leaving and wants to pass the tenancy onThe tenancy agreement may state who is liable for any damage or loss to contents. The liable person, whether your landlord or you, should consider arranging an insurance policy to cover this liability. If your landlord decides that they don't want to renew your tenancy and they want you to leave, they must give you a certain amount of notice. If you want to move out on the day that the fixed term runs out, you generally don’t have to give notice to your landlord. However, some agreements require notice to terminate the tenancy at the end of the fixed term. Guidance suggests that such a term may be considered unfair and unenforceable. If you are in this position you should get advice.

If you are all on the same tenancy or licence agreement, you are called joint tenants. Each of you will be responsible for the whole of the arrears. This is known as joint and several liability. It means that if one of the other people on the tenancy agreement isn't paying their share of the rent or leaves owing money, you will be expected to cover it.Recoil Systems is the brainchild of David Izzard, a skilled engineer and tool maker by trade, and a top sporting and FITASC shot by passion. David reached the peak of the sport in the 1990’s, with numerous England and Great Britain team places to his name. refuse to make reasonable changes to a property or a term in the tenancy agreement which would allow a disabled person to live there.