Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

up possession of the property
• Possession proceedings have been issued
against you on any of the grounds for
possession or a Notice Seeking Possession
has been served on you
• An Injunction, an Anti Social Behaviour Order or
an order for possession has been granted on
the grounds of nuisance
• Your property will be too large or unsuitable for
the household moving in
• Your property has been adapted for a physically
disabled person and if the exchange is allowed
to go ahead no one moving into the property
needs the adaptations
• Your property is one that is let to people with
special needs and services to assist with those
needs are provided near the property.
We may refuse to allow you to proceed with the
mutual exchange until you have completed any repairs
that are your responsibility. This will include any
damage to the property caused deliberately or
carelessly by you or any member of your household,
or a lodger, a subtenant, child, visitor or pet.
Probationary /
Demoted Tenancies
have no right to
exchange
10.3 If you have probationary or a demoted Tenancy you
do not have the right to sublet, assign or exchange
any part of the property.
Ending your tenancy 10.4 To end your tenancy, you must give four weeks’ notice
in writing ending on either a Sunday or a Monday. In
certain circumstances we may accept notice of a
shorter period.
If you give notice, you must give full vacant
possession when leaving the property.
If you are joint tenants and one of you gives written
notice, this will end the tenancy for both of you. When
the notice expires, the other joint tenant will have no
right to remain living in the property
Ending a Contractual
Tenancy
10.5 To end a contractual tenancy either side must give
four weeks’ notice in writing ending on either a Sunday
or Monday.
Cabinet report 15 th March 2007 appendix to Item 3 Page 48