Company Let Agreement (Non-Housing Act)

This agreement is for letting a residential property to a company. It is NOT an Assured Shorthold Tenancy and falls outside the Housing Act 1988. Ensure all parties understand the implications. Legal advice is recommended.

1. Date of Agreement

2. The Parties

a) The Landlord(s)

b) The Company Tenant

c) The Agent (if applicable)

3. The Property

4. Permitted Occupier(s)

The Company Tenant is responsible for ensuring the Permitted Occupiers comply with the terms of this agreement. The Landlord may require Right to Rent checks on Permitted Occupiers.

5. The Term

6. The Rent

7. The Deposit

8. Key Clauses (Summary - Full Clauses in PDF)

Housing Act 1988 Exclusion: This agreement is not an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. The security of tenure provisions under the Housing Act 1988 do not apply.

Use of Property: For residential use by the Permitted Occupier(s) as employees/directors/consultants of the Company Tenant. No other use without Landlord's prior written consent.

Company Tenant's Obligations: To pay rent, ensure property is kept in good condition by occupiers, ensure compliance with terms by occupiers, etc.

Landlord's Obligations: To maintain property structure and installations, ensure safety, allow quiet enjoyment, etc.

Utilities & Bills: Company Tenant responsible for Council Tax, utilities, unless otherwise agreed.

(This section is a placeholder. The generated PDF will contain more detailed standard Company Let clauses.)

9. Signatures

By signing this agreement, the Landlord and the Company Tenant (by its Authorised Signatory) agree to its terms and conditions.

Landlord(s)

For and on behalf of the Company Tenant