Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

• You do not break any of the conditions of the
Agreement
• You live in the premises as your only or
principal home
• You do nothing that gives rise to a ground for
possession under the Housing Act 1985,
schedule 2
• We have no other reason for asking the Court
to grant a possession order.
Responsibility of joint
tenants
2.5 In the case of a joint tenancy, at least one of the joint
tenants must occupy the property as their only or
main home.
Joint tenants have a shared interest in the property for
the whole period of the tenancy. They are jointly and
individually liable to pay the charges and for all the
obligations under the tenancy.
Consequences of
breaking the terms of
this Agreement
2.6 If you break any of the conditions of this Agreement
we may take legal action against you. The action
taken in such circumstances will depend on the type
of tenancy you have.
Action that may be
taken against secure
tenants
2.7 If you are a secure tenant there are a number of
remedies we may seek if you breach any of the terms
of your Tenancy Agreement. The options we will
usually consider are:
• Order for Possession
• Injunction, including Anti-social behaviour
injunctions
• Order for Demotion of Tenancy
• Anti Social Behaviour Order.
There may be other options that we pursue,
depending on the circumstances
Action that may be
taken against
probationary /
demoted tenants
2.8 For tenants with probationary tenancies we may take
steps to extend the trial period of your tenancy for a
further six months.
Cabinet report 15 th March 2007 appendix to Item 3 Page 15