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The document is a Non-Secure Tenancy Agreement between Swindon Borough Council and the Tenant, outlining the terms and conditions of temporary housing provided under the Housing Act. It details the legal position, tenant responsibilities regarding rent, maintenance, behavior, and property use, as well as the rights of both parties. The agreement emphasizes that it is not a secure tenancy and can be terminated by either party under specific conditions.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the non secure tenancy agreement in the editor.
Begin by filling in the date at the top of the form, followed by your name as 'the Tenant' and the property address where indicated.
In the 'Agreement to Let' section, specify the weekly rent amount and start date of your tenancy. Ensure this aligns with any prior discussions with the Council.
Carefully review each responsibility outlined in Section 1. Fill in any applicable details, such as your payment method for rent and utilities.
Complete the 'Your Rights' section by acknowledging your understanding of repair responsibilities. This may require you to check boxes or sign where indicated.
At the end of the document, list all individuals permitted to occupy the accommodation, including their full names and relationships to you.
Finally, sign and date the agreement at the bottom, ensuring that all information is accurate before submission.

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What is a non-assured tenancy agreement?

Non-assured shorthold tenancies tend to be used when assured shorthold tenancies cant be. This could be due to factors including, the tenant having a main home somewhere else, the rent being less than 250 per year, or if a landlord lives in the same property as their tenants but doesnt share any facilities.

How do I know if I have an assured tenancy?

If your landlord didnt give you a section 20 notice or it didnt include the right information, youll be an assured tenant. Youll also be an assured tenant if your tenancy either: originally had a fixed term of less than 6 months. had a break clause that let your landlord end the tenancy before 6 months.

Whats better, assured or secure tenancy?

Right to buy: secure tenants usually have the right to buy their council home, often at a discount under the governments Right to Buy scheme. Assured tenants renting from housing associations may have a similar option under the Right to Acquire, but private tenants with assured tenancies do not have this right.

What does non-assured mean?

That is, where the tenancy is not one which can be an assured shorthold tenancy or AST under the Housing Act 1988. Reasons for using a tenancy that is a non-assured tenancy might include: That the let property isnt the tenants main home. (Their main home is somewhere else.) That the let is a holiday letting.

What is non-secure tenancy?

A non-secure tenancy is a legal agreement between you and the council to occupy a property. Non-secure tenants enjoy less security of tenure than introductory, secure or flexible (fixed-term) tenants. You will have to pay a charge for the property and will have to abide by certain terms and conditions.

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What are the benefits of an assured tenancy?

Pros of ASTs One of the main benefits of ASTs is security. It offers a structured tenancy agreement where landlord rights are upheld beside the tenant. A shorthold tenancy agreement is clear about the tenancy period, fixed rental fee, the responsibilities of landlords and tenants and many more.

What is a secure tenancy?

Secure tenants have security of tenure. This means that your tenancy can only be ended with a court order if it is proven to the court that there is a good reason to evict you. If you become a secure tenant, you will remain one, so long as: the property is your only or main home. you do not completely sublet your

How to end a non-assured tenancy?

Where your tenancy is not an assured or assured shorthold tenancy then it is likely to be a non-assured or common law tenancy instead. To end these types of tenancy agreements you will need to serve a notice to quit instead of a Section 21 or Section 8 notice.

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