in respect of the period starting on the 29th day after notice of the Costs was given to you until payment to the local authority.] [Valuations If at any time the local authority has reasonable grounds for concluding that the Debt exceeds [50%] of the value of the Property, the local authority may take reasonable steps to ascertain the value of the property and in particular instruct a suitably qualified valuer to inspect the Property and to provide a report to the local authority on the market value of the Property. The local authority will give you notice of any reasonable Costs reasonably incurred by the local authority in obtaining a valuation report or otherwise ascertaining the value of the Property and if you do not reimburse the amount of those Costs to the local authority within 28 days after such notice is given, the amount of those Costs will be added to the Debt and interest will be charged on the amount of those Costs in accordance with term 3 above in respect of the period starting on the 29th day after notice of the Costs was given to you until payment to the local authority.] Keeping the local authority informed You must inform the local authority as soon as reasonably practicable if any of the following happens: your income exceeds, or is expected to exceed, £144 in any week or, where your income has already exceeded £144 per week, it further exceeds, or is expected to further exceed, £144 in any week; there is any change to the amount or frequency of your Care Charges; you have not paid any Care Charge in full when it has become due than any which is payable to the local authority or which the local authority is to pay on your behalf under this Agreement); you to live in a care home or supported living accommodation; there is a change to your needs for care and support the effect of which is that you may no longer require your needs to be met by the provision of the Accommodation;
in respect of the period starting on the 29th day after notice of the Costs was given to you until payment to the local authority.] [Valuations If at any time the local authority has reasonable grounds for concluding that the Debt exceeds [50%] of the value of the Property, the local authority may take reasonable steps to ascertain the value of the property and in particular instruct a suitably qualified valuer to inspect the Property and to provide a report to the local authority on the market value of the Property. The local authority will give you notice of any reasonable Costs reasonably incurred by the local authority in obtaining a valuation report or otherwise ascertaining the value of the Property and if you do not reimburse the amount of those Costs to the local authority within 28 days after such notice is given, the amount of those Costs will be added to the Debt and interest will be charged on the amount of those Costs in accordance with term 3 above in respect of the period starting on the 29th day after notice of the Costs was given to you until payment to the local authority.] Keeping the local authority informed You must inform the local authority as soon as reasonably practicable if any of the following happens: your income exceeds, or is expected to exceed, £144 in any week or, where your income has already exceeded £144 per week, it further exceeds, or is expected to further exceed, £144 in any week; there is any change to the amount or frequency of your Care Charges; you have not paid any Care Charge in full when it has become due than any which is payable to the local authority or which the local authority is to pay on your behalf under this Agreement); you to live in a care home or supported living accommodation; there is a change to your needs for care and support the effect of which is that you may no longer require your needs to be met by the provision of the Accommodation;
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