Tenancy agreement where the tenant is a company, not an individual
Not an Assured Tenancy
A company cannot be an assured tenant. Company lets are governed by common law, not the Housing Act 1988 or the Renters Rights Act. Different rules apply for possession, deposit protection, and notice periods.
Landlord: [Full name and address]
Tenant (Company): [Company name, registered number, and registered address]
Authorised occupant(s): [Name(s) of individual(s) who will occupy the property]
Property: [Full address]
Either party may end this agreement by giving [1 month's / 2 months'] written notice, expiring at the end of a rental period. If the company fails to vacate after the notice period, the landlord may apply to the court for a possession order.
[If applicable:] [Director's full name] of [address] personally guarantees the company's obligations under this agreement, including payment of rent and any damages. The guarantee is attached as a separate deed.
Landlord: _________________________ Date: ___________
Company (authorised signatory): _________________________ Date: ___________
Position: _________________________
Disclaimer
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