3M Scotch-Brite 96 General Purpose Scouring Pad/ Green 158 x 224 mm (Pack of 10)

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Your landlord should agree to this unless he has a good reason for not doing so. This is known as making a 'reasonable adjustment'. If your landlord refuses to make a reasonable adjustment, they may be discriminating against you and could be acting unlawfully. Your landlord is responsible for ensuring that any electrical appliances supplied with the accommodation are safe. This includes heaters, cookers, kettles, and any other electrical goods. Safety of gas appliances Your landlord must ensure that any gas fittings and appliances in the accommodation they rent out are safe. If you don't end a fixed term tenancy properly, you may end up liable for the rent for the remainder of the time covered by the fixed term. It's possible for your landlord to sell their property with you still living there. In these circumstances, you may be referred to as a 'sitting tenant'.

Your landlord should not cut off a fuel or water supply because you have not paid your rent.If you have had your fuel or water supply cut off by your landlord, you should consult an experienced adviser immediately, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau or the Students’ Union Advice Service. Safety of electrical appliances if there is a term in your tenancy agreement that allows for the tenancy to end early. This is called a break clause. The break clause will tell you how much notice you have to give.Living with a group is widely regarded as the popular option due to the fact that it works out cheaper to live, and it’s often more rewarding. If you leave without giving proper notice, your landlord may be entitled to charge rent up to the date when notice should have expired, or up to the end of the tenancy agreement if it is a fixed term agreement and you did not give any notice at all. David Izzard’s Isis recoil reduction system has been one of the hits of recent times, with many shooters feeling the benefit of its high-tech design.” – Clay Shooting Magazine, August 2002 Whether you can be evicted depends on the type of tenancy agreement you have. If you are threatened with eviction because you are keeping pets, you may be able to defend this even if it is in breach of the tenancy agreement but you will have to get rid of the pet. This does, however, depend on what kind of tenancy you have. If there’s never been a written tenancy agreement between you and your landlord and you’re not sure how much rent you owe them, you should get help from an experienced housing adviser, GreenPad or the Students’ Union advise service. Is the amount you owe right?

Finding your next home for the academic year can be a daunting prospect, especially when you face competition from other students in the local area. Your initial reaction might be to rush head first into finding accommodation so that you can secure the ‘best’ available home because all of the best places to live get snapped up first. This isn’t always the case, and Stoke-on-Trent offers an abundance of affordable student lettings through various providers. Take your time to survey the local area and even see if you can find an ex-tenant to chat to about what the house or area is like during both the night and day.

they have not protected your tenancy deposit in an approved scheme and given you information about this. This applies if you paid a deposit on or after 6 April 2007. If you paid a deposit before that date, it applies if your tenancy has been renewed since 6 April 2007, If you are renting from a private landlord and have a weekly tenancy, your landlord must provide a rent book or similar document. Your landlord is committing a criminal offence if they fail to do this. However, if you rent from a private landlord and have any other type of tenancy such as fixed-term or monthly, you don’t have the right to a rent book. A large number of courts will have a duty desk scheme where you can receive advice and/or representation at the court hearing. The usher will tell you if one is available. If the accelerated possession procedure is being used then it's unlikely that there will be a court hearing. There will only be a chance of having a hearing if you return the defence form.

Note the position of the interconnecting line between ( A) and ( B) when the head is lifted. This line shows the angle that the face is rotated upwards from a pivot point just below ( A), resulting in the shot being high on the target. When the head is down, the line between ( A) and ( B) remains parallel with the gun ensuring an accurate aim. treat you differently from other tenants in the way you are allowed to use facilities such as a laundry or a garden When the gun is mounted correctly and the cheek located snugly onto the front half of the comb, a face, eye and rib location is created which can be repeated consistently each time the gun is mounted and fired. This will stop the shot not only going high, but also to the side of the target by eliminating the face rolling over or away from the comb. If your landlord will not return your belongings left in the accommodation, you should consult an experienced adviser, for example, at a Citizens Advice Bureau or the Students’ Union Advice Service. The tenant is leaving and wants to pass the tenancy onMake sure to take photos of your new property and its contents when you move in. If you get these signed and dated by the landlord or letting agent and keep them safe as they can be used to clear up and disputes in the future. Your fixed term tenancy has come to an end, or you have a periodic tenancy (although not within the first six months of the periodic tenancy) Unless you’ve decided to live on your own, discussing things with your housemates could make things much easier for you. Putting your heads together and deciding how you’re going to pay your rent and bills, how you’ll collectively clean the house and general things to follow such as sound levels will make sure everyone will be happy. If you are all on the same tenancy or licence agreement, you are called joint tenants. Each of you will be responsible for the whole of the arrears. This is known as joint and several liability. It means that if one of the other people on the tenancy agreement isn't paying their share of the rent or leaves owing money, you will be expected to cover it.