But the consequence of this policy is the creation of thousands of new benefit-dependent tenants while the £24bn housing benefit bill will continue to soar.
Most farms throughout Lancashire were small with their tenants dependent upon secondary employment, however in 1719 a John Kay of Worsley had five stirks, two bulls, 17 cows, "young cattle upon the moors", and a "cow at hire", all valued at £97 5s.
Immediately, the tenant raised the alarm.
Prior to industrialisation, most people needed land to farm while the landowning minority were dependent upon rent-paying tenants to finance their relatively opulent lifestyles.
Installation company and Housing associations Dependent on agreement of tenants and housing associations.
"We are not dependent on a football tenant to make it work.
154 BC) argued that if the average independent landowning family of five could cultivate no more than 4.57 ha of land and produce no more than 2000 l of grain annually, then natural disasters and high taxation rates would force many into debt, to sell their land, homes, and even children, and to become dependent upon work as tenant farmers for the wealthy.
For purposes of determining proportionate share, a married couple whose names appear on the lease would be counted as one tenant, and immediate family members of the tenant, along with dependent children of any roommate, would not be counted.
Tenants who are dependent on housing benefit often do not have a deposit they can hand over to the landlord to protect.
In 2003-04, 23% of tenant households had dependent children, but by 2013-14 the proportion had increased to 35%.
