Why use Tenancy Agreements & Notices?
When premises are let, it is always best to do so with a legally valid and clearly written agreement between the parties. Furthermore, it is a legal requirement for the landlord to provide a written statement of the main terms of a tenancy agreement if requested by the tenant. For the landlord, a tenancy agreement allows them to secure certain legal undertakings from the tenants. Commonly, that they will not damage the property during the tenancy and will leave the premises promptly and in good order and repair at the end of the tenancy. For the tenant, it allows piece of mind that their occupation of the premises will be peaceful and without interruption, so long as they act within their agreement. Additionally, a good tenancy agreement will make clear all the obligations of both parties, so that should something go wrong during the tenancy, both parties know their respective responsibilities and duties, thereby resolving potential disputes before they occur. Notices are likewise an e
