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Example Lodger Terms & Conditions for New Owner Occupier Landlords - Suggestion Only

HonestJohnBarry · 2024-04-02 09:27:32

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF OCCUPANCY ASSOCIATED WITH THE ENTIRE LODGER AGREEMENT 1. This Excluded Licence/Lodger Agreement is personal to the Lodger(s), is not assignable and will end automatically once the last day of the Lodging Term has expired. 2. This Excluded Licence/Lodger Agreement confers no exclusive right for the…

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propertyrental Posts: 3,391 Forumite

4 April 2024 at 10:37AM

Contract needs little more than address, names, weekly/monthly periodic rent, and notice period.
house rules can be listed totally separately.
If lodger act in a way LL does not like and compromise can't be reached, just serve notice and evict. No reason needed and trying to rely on breaches of the contract to evict is a recipe for disaster, - hence no fixed term.

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