You can enter the property at any time and you do not need the permission of the licensee. Collect the license fee from the licensee which is like rent but it really is just a monthly fee or periodic payment or fee to remain on the property. You can make your payment arrangements that they should pay by cash or cheque or electronic transfer if you prefer or just take the door of the hinges of your property and make them pay you the corn. It's your house. Click here.
I know we talked about the house in the summer. If your occupant did not sign anything, they only have a licence to remain with your permission. The Difference between a lease tenancy and a licence.
Is that a lease tenancy is created in writing and creates a registrable right to remain on the property and it can be assigned to others regardless of the provisions of the actual agreement. Additional statutory rights may be enjoyed by the tenant.
Is that a lease tenancy is created in writing and creates a registrable right to remain on the property and it can be assigned to others regardless of the provisions of the actual agreement. Additional statutory rights may be enjoyed by the tenant.
Examples of these rights are:
the right not to be evicted unless there are grounds, as set out in the statute;
In English law there is a rule that a tenancy cannot be granted for a term that is uncertain. Where the parties agree there is no finite term, but do agree when the rent is payable (the ‘rental period’) a periodic tenancy is implied and this is the agreed period, see para 1.33 below. See, also Berrisford v Mexfield Housing Co-operative Ltd [2011] UKSC 52 at para 3.193.
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Occupiers’ rights: Basic Principles
the right not to be evicted unless there are grounds, as set out in the statute;
In English law there is a rule that a tenancy cannot be granted for a term that is uncertain. Where the parties agree there is no finite term, but do agree when the rent is payable (the ‘rental period’) a periodic tenancy is implied and this is the agreed period, see para 1.33 below. See, also Berrisford v Mexfield Housing Co-operative Ltd [2011] UKSC 52 at para 3.193.
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Occupiers’ rights: Basic Principles
These rights include:
The right to have repairs carried out by a landlord; and
The right to pass on the tenancy to a family member on death.
The right to have repairs carried out by a landlord; and
The right to pass on the tenancy to a family member on death.
Your situation involves Licensees that Do Not have these rights even if they speak a foreign language like Wood Greenilian. Usually the most a licensee will enjoy will be some protection against summary eviction. A licence is a personal permission provided by you, the owner, to occupy the property. It may be withdrawn by the licensor and cannot be transferred.
You can enter the property at any time and you do not need the permission of the licensee. Collect the license fee from the licensee which is like rent but it really is just a monthly fee or periodic payment or fee to remain on the property. You can make your payment arrangements that they should pay by cash or cheque or electronic transfer if you prefer or just take the door of the hinges of your property and make them pay you the corn. It's your house.
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