A notice served on the Council at least four Locality or local area weeks prior to the break date. The area generally considered by its residents as the neighbourhood or estate. Council or the Council Means Canterbury City Council Lodger A person who pays you to let them live Eviction with you in the property. When you are told to leave your home by order of a Court of law. Main Home The Housing Act 1985 definition is: The tenant must occupy the property as his/her only or Fixtures and fittings principal home. All of our appliances and furnishings in the property, including installations for supplying Maisonette or using gas, electricity or water. A flat with more than one floor which forms part of a building. Flat Neighbours A home which forms part of a building Everyone living in the local area, including people who own their own homes or are renting from another landlord Garden Lawns, hedges, flowerbeds, trees, shrubs Mutual exchange outside walls, fences, paths, yards and Means to swap your tenancy with another drives. person where this is allowed by the Housing Grass Act 1985. Trees Plants Partner Bushes A husband, wife or civil partner or someone Hedges who lives with you as a husband or wife, or in Garage a same sex relationship. Sheds Greenhouses Possession order A Court Order to evict you. Improvement Any changes to the property other than The property decoration. These might include: This includes your home (the address of which is detailed on the front of this tenancy Putting up an extension. agreement) and all land, buildings, fixtures, Adding to, changing or replacing the fittings, fences, hedges and walls which are a fixtures and fittings provided by the part of it. It does not include shared areas. Council. Altering or interfering with essential gas, Relative electricity or water services. Parents, children, grandparents, Putting up an aerial or satellite dish. grandchildren, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, Building or putting up any structures such nephews, nieces, cousins and step relatives. as sheds, garages, pigeon lofts, car ports, hard standing or driveway. Rent Making major alterations to the property. The weekly charge we ask you to pay for Removing any tree or hedge from the occupying the property. Other charges garden or external area.
A notice served on the Council at least four weeks prior to the break date. Council or the Council Means Canterbury City Council Eviction When you are told to leave your home by order of a Court of law. Fixtures and fittings All of our appliances and furnishings in the property, including installations for supplying or using gas, electricity or water. Flat A home which forms part of a building Garden Lawns, hedges, flowerbeds, trees, shrubs outside walls, fences, paths, yards and drives. Grass Trees Plants Bushes Hedges Garage Sheds Greenhouses Improvement Any changes to the property other than decoration. These might include: Putting up an extension. Adding to, changing or replacing the fixtures and fittings provided by the Council. Altering or interfering with essential gas, electricity or water services. Putting up an aerial or satellite dish. Building or putting up any structures such as sheds, garages, pigeon lofts, car ports, hard standing or driveway. Making major alterations to the property. Removing any tree or hedge from the garden or external area. Locality or local area The area generally considered by its residents as the neighbourhood or estate. Lodger A person who pays you to let them live with you in the property. Main Home The Housing Act 1985 definition is: The tenant must occupy the property as his/her only or principal home. Maisonette A flat with more than one floor which forms part of a building. Neighbours Everyone living in the local area, including people who own their own homes or are renting from another landlord Mutual exchange Means to swap your tenancy with another person where this is allowed by the Housing Act 1985. Partner A husband, wife or civil partner or someone who lives with you as a husband or wife, or in a same sex relationship. Possession order A Court Order to evict you. The property This includes your home (the address of which is detailed on the front of this tenancy agreement) and all land, buildings, fixtures, fittings, fences, hedges and walls which are a part of it. It does not include shared areas. Relative Parents, children, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, cousins and step relatives. Rent The weekly charge we ask you to pay for occupying the property. Other charges