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I am just bit confused now...The Tenants will not assign, sublet, charge or part with or share possession or occupation of the property
Hello Sush,sushdmehta wrote:It won't be a problem. That's a standard statement in all tenancy agreements.
But if there is a specific clause in your tenancy agreement restricting you from accommodating any additional people in the property without owner's permission then you'll need a written approval from him.
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But there is nothing about accommodating person.The Tenant will not without the landlord’s prior consent allow or keep any pet or any kind of animal at the property
Hmmm ... on closer look, the text in bold is where the problem lies and I believe ECO had an objection to this 'coz your partner will be travelling to UK for a permanent (or long-term) stay and not for a short / temporary *visit*.kck9 wrote:The Tenants will not assign, sublet, charge or part with or share possession or occupation of the property"
Hello Sush,sushdmehta wrote:Hmmm ... on closer look, the text in bold is where the problem lies.
Get your landlord to write a letter that he has no objection with you accommodating your immediate family and friends. Since it is a 2 bedroom house, he shouldn't have a problem in allowing you to accommodate 3 more members in the house (you+3 more).
Or get him to remove this bit from the agreement altogether. How can he compel you to live alone and not share accommodation with your family members (or whoever you deem fit) when you're paying rent for the entire property?
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Well, your suggestion serves the short-term objective for sure ... provided the owner agrees to OP's wife becoming a *tenant* when she is not in UK herself.naveenmehta20 wrote:well why not simply have your wife's name added in the agreement...this way she becomes equivalent to urslef in this matter and hence crystal clear...
Maybe I missed noting the hidden *in addition* essence in your post.naveenmehta20 wrote:well why not simply have your wife's name added in the agreement...
I have seen so many other terms for past 5 years in this country...The Tenants will not assign, sublet, charge or part with or share possession or occupation of the property
Also this is the appeal formYou have not sought to enclose any correspondence from the landlord agreeing to any changes in the terms of the Tenancy Agreement. Neither have you sought to enclose any documentation regarding accommodation for you and/or your husband in any alternative property
If they think that accommodation is important, they have to enter that point in the checklist...isn't it.....All applicants
A valid travel document or passport
One passport sized photograph. This must not be more than 6 months old. (Please see photograph box at the beginning of the form for more details)
The appropriate fee
Evidence to support the information you have given (see below for more details)
Personal Details section
Unless single, please provide evidence of your marital status e.g. marriage or civil partnership certificate
You may be asked to present written notification from the child’s parent or legal guardian that they consent to the child’s visit
The official record of any conviction(s), detailing the crime(s) you were convicted of and the sentence(s) you received
Employment
Work Permit Holder
Evidence of your job offer and employer
Evidence of qualifications relevant to the type of work you wish to do Evidence of your English language ability if English is not your first language
Your work permit
Highly Skilled Migrant
Evidence of any job offers
Evidence of qualifications relevant to the type of work you wish to do Evidence of your English Language ability if English is not your first language
Working Holiday Maker
A planned itinerary, if held
Evidence of money available to you for your visit
Dependant of a Worker
Evidence of your sponsor’s permission to live in the UK
Evidence of the work your sponsor is doing or is going to do in the UK
Finances and employment
Evidence of your current employment/self employment/occupation/work Evidence of your total monthly income from all sources of employment or occupation after tax
Evidence of any income from other sources e.g. friends, family, savings, property etc
Makes it clear that your friend cannot (legally)accommodate you in his residence.Not to carry on or permit to be carried on upon the Property any profession, trade or business and only to use the Property as a private residence for the Tenant and the Tenant’s spouse or partner and children.
I just explained them the actual meaning of the terms. Also for their reference I added a letter from landlord.sushdmehta wrote:What was your argument for appeal? Might help others in similar situation.
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