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Common Law Tenancy agreements
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Not all tenancies are assured shorthold tenancies. There are three important exceptions. The tenancies for these are in this section:
- Company lets - where the tenant is a limited company (our agreement is for use where the property will be occupied by a director or employee of the company)
- Resident landlord lets - where the landlord lives in self contained accommodation in the same buidling (so long as it is not a purpose built block of flats), and
- High rent lets - where the rent is over £25,000 per annum (lets with rent under £250 pa or £1,000 pa in Greater London also fall under the common law, but there will not be many of these!)
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Note that the high rent limit for ASTs will be rising from £25,000 to £100,000 on 1 October 2010. At that time all tenancy agreements with a rent of between £25,000 and £100,00 will convert automatically to ASTs. You will need to protect any deposit taken at that time Please follow >> my blog for updates on recommended procedures to deal with the change when these are known.
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For more information about common law tenanices, see the article and FAQ in the Landlords > General section.
Before using the tenancy agreements please read carefully the guidance notes which are linked first below.
Note - we have not loaded up all the different varieties possible. If you need a type of agreement which you cannot see here, please email us and we will try to provide it for you. If you are letting to students, see the student lets section.
(you may have to wait a while for them to load fully):
Guidance notes for landlords
Please read these before using the tenancy agreements in this section
T003Renewal - use this (to save paper) if you are renewing an existing tenancy
T003RM - Resident Landlord - monthly rent
T00RMr - Resident landlord - monthly rent - landlord can say how the rent is paid
T003RMi - Resident Landlord - monthly rent - landlord pays the bills
T00325M - Rent over £25,000 pa - monthly rent
T00325Mb - rent over £25K with break clause - monthly rent
T00325Ma - Rent over £25,000pa - monthly rent - additional clauses
T0325Mba - Rent over £25,000pa - monthly rent - break clause - additional clauses