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| practices in the registered social | landlord | and local authority sectors research |
| the rights of registered social | landlord | and local authority tenants living |
| 6 where a registered social | landlord | complies with a request under |
| end insert a registered social | landlord | complies with such a request |
| which is a registered social | landlord | is a co operative housing |
| at end insert where the | landlord | is a registered social landlord |
| this paragraph applies where the | landlord | is a registered social landlord |
| after home insert where the | landlord | is a registered social landlord |
| at end insert where the | landlord | is a registered social landlord |
| the definition of registered social | landlord | it would be useful for |
| authority and a registered social | landlord | may take into account the |
| affairs of a registered social | landlord | scottish ministers may choose to |
| within which a registered social | landlord | should decide whether to comply |
| insert duty of registered social | landlord | to provide information on housing |
| landlord is a registered social | landlord | which is a co operative |
| landlord is a registered social | landlord | which is a co operative |
| landlord is a registered social | landlord | which is a co operative |
| landlord is a registered social | landlord | which is a co operative |
| c insert ca where a | landlord | which is a registered social |
| the detail of leases between | landlord | and tenant is imperative for |
| the detail of leases between | landlord | and tenant is imperative for |
| any agreement made between the | landlord | and the tenant after the |
| any agreement made between the | landlord | and the tenant after the |
| abandoning tenant to inform the | landlord | in writing within 4 weeks |
| an anti social manner the | landlord | may require that a tenant |
| as the tenant 3 a | landlord | must ensure that its policy |
| for failing to notify the | landlord | of the tenant s intention |
| this section immediately on the | landlord | serving on the tenant a |
| like joint owners than a | landlord | tenant situation the question of |
| be necessary to satisfy the | landlord | that the abandoning tenant is |
| ensuring that rights of the | landlord | the tenant and any other |
| tenant s home 2 a | landlord | wishing to bring to an |
| in subsection 2 b the | landlord | is so satisfied the landlord |
| landlord is so satisfied the | landlord | may serve a further notice |
| yarn merchant was also the | landlord | and he deducted the rent |
| rent for certain improvements by | landlord | of the 1991 act in |
| the powers of an ordinary | landlord | regarding recovery of rent and |
| 52 insert increase in rent | landlord | s improvements in section 15 |
| home or rent from a | landlord | the care and repair scheme |
| tenancy management and whether the | landlord | is a fit and proper |
| this section applies where a | landlord | under a scottish secure tenancy |
| where it appears to a | landlord | under a scottish secure tenancy |
| council tenants with their council | landlord | and the desire of these |
| secure tenants to choose their | landlord | has an opportunity been missed |
| secure tenants to choose their | landlord | the bill removes that right |
| protection for tenants irrespective of | landlord | to a certain extent that |
| different types and sizes of | landlord | remedial plans would be another |
| and define particular types of | landlord | that would not take account |
| areas and different types of | landlord | they also carry extensive powers |
| he was a minor property | landlord | and not typical of the |
| the question is whether the | landlord | of that size of property |
| any more than a private | landlord | s old property should be |
| clearly if you are a | landlord | with an 11 bed property |
| s right to choose a | landlord | i think that i am |
| weeks notice given to the | landlord | and each of the other |
| notice a stating that the | landlord | has reason to believe that |
| under subsection 3 2 the | landlord | may serve a notice under |
| of the notice 4 a | landlord | serving a notice on an |
| to request information from their | landlord | about what the right to |
| for developing new forms of | landlord | and the innovation that may |
| to regulate new forms of | landlord | has become strained due to |
| and introduce innovative forms of | landlord | that are not covered by |
| proper to do so 7 | landlord | s rights and duties the |
| that are taken by their | landlord | with the rights that are |
| authority setting out how the | landlord | and the authority will discharge |
| the local authority as their | landlord | michael thain chartered institute of |
| dealing with different categories of | landlord | or to the links between |
| if it appears to the | landlord | at the end of that |
| properties one large commercial residential | landlord | in the west end of |
| an end and accordingly the | landlord | shall not be entitled to |
| 3 3 where a the | landlord | has i served on the |
| an example of some bad | landlord | as some of the local |
| of things that a bad | landlord | might do such as placing |
| any action taken by the | landlord | before raising the proceedings with |
| be taken forward if the | landlord | is absent and out of |
| to be done by the | landlord | the person who is applying |
| they receive compared with a | landlord | with a 10 person hmo |
| despite contact with the absentee | landlord | no action has yet been |
| to be given to a | landlord | and that do not trigger |
| it or by any other | landlord | with whom it has an |
| are now obsolete a local | landlord | astor produced a further short |
| such a declarator direct the | landlord | to make other suitable accommodation |
| options such as requiring a | landlord | to produce a remedial plan |
| to the court that the | landlord | a has failed to comply |
| be getting rehoused but our | landlord | has refused to sell to |
| the date at which the | landlord | should have applied rather than |
| from refurbishment schemes through the | landlord | or from new investment from |
| should be stressed that the | landlord | carries out the assessment and |
| there was much criticism from | landlord | applicants about the lack of |
| years i can remember that | landlord | from when i was a |
| f1151: yeah f1150: er my | landlord | s actually from orkney but |
| it it s a private | landlord | you re renting from f1150: |
| estates he became an absentee | landlord | these days the grand salon |
| have no time for a | landlord | who said to heck with |
| conduct the affairs of a | landlord | did you consider giving ministers |
| same wavelength as a professional | landlord | do they think that it |
| for a house unless the | landlord | is operating an hmo of |
| be haunfastit til a great | landlord | o this airt she s |
| restrict the right of a | landlord | to issue notices to quit |
| of a licensing scheme that | landlord | was dedicated to the student |
| collectively about decisions that a | landlord | was taking that would affect |
| according to the bill the | landlord | is required to support that |
| the consequent exercise of the | landlord | s hypotech s1w 31827 michael |
| fur feir o offendin thair | landlord | an wes ane exempil o |
| brandy an the doctor an | landlord | arrived the patient s belangins |
| citrus farm for an absent | landlord | times have changed in ways |
| the spare key frae the | landlord | fur there wis naebody in |
| case o malaria that the | landlord | hid iver seen she d |
| shift 9pm tae 9am the | landlord | telt her his ludger hid |
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