Sentence examples for tenants should be from inspiring English sources
The Lib-Con work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has floated the idea that unemployed council tenants should be prepared to move home to find work.
Gillian Guy, the chief executive of Citizens Advice, suggested that tenants should be able to get refunds on their rent if their home was unfit to live in, bringing "renter protections into line with other consumer rights".
The greatest emphasis was on safety: the Chronicle assured readers that the tenants "should be able to sleep profoundly" because of additional fireproofing, three exit stairways and extra safety devices on the hydraulic, open-cage elevator in case of failure.
Illustrating a point about how tenants should be free to leave their own mark on their dwellings, he grabbed a knife and began carving a design on the nearest wall.
Essentially, the Lib Dems say disabled tenants should be exempt, and others only be forced to pay a levy on the "spare room" in their council house if they are offered suitable accommodation and refuse.
Kate Davies, Notting Hill Housing chief executive, supports the idea that social tenants should be able to buy their homes and relishes the greater independence to fund social housing through commercial property sales.
To afford that, according to federal guidelines, a tenant should be earning $23.65 an hour -- nearly five times the minimum wage.
Those most interested in Vashon's small-town feel will do well staying in Burton, where the Quartermaster Inn is shutting down, but a new tenant should be opening doors to guests soon.
"You have to prepare for the inspection," she said, explaining that in addition to making sure to be home on the day of the inspection, a tenant should be ready to point out all violations to the inspector.
Though every case is different, real estate lawyers, including Stuart M. Saft of Holland & Knight, and Steven R. Wagner of Wagner Davis P.C., say that if an apartment is going to be uninhabitable for a long time, a tenant should be able to break the lease and recover the security deposit.
Explain to the judge why the tenant should be evicted.
