Standard short let residential contract taken from the official Housing Authority website below this blog.
Short let contracts of 6 months or less are only for the categories (a) to (d) listed below:
A short let contract has to identify which of the categories (a) to (d) it falls under and also provide evidence for this. If it does not do this, then the contract will be deemed to be a long let residential contract.
The maximum length of a short let contract is 6 months.
Short let contracts cannot be extended and therefore neither party needs to give any notice.
The di fermo period for short let contracts is 1 month.
After the di fermo period of 1 month the tenant may withdraw from the contract without penalty as long as they give 1 week's notice by registered mail.
The maximum length of a short let contract is 6 months.
Short let contracts cannot be extended and therefore neither party needs to give any notice.
The di fermo period for short let contracts is 1 month.
After the di fermo period of 1 month the tenant may withdraw from the contract without penalty as long as they give 1 week's notice by registered mail.
This is a standard short let contract, taken from the official Housing Authority website:
| short-private-residential-leases.pdf |
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