Under 18's ?
Tenancy Types and Management

Ray D
Ray D
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14 years ago
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Hi Dave, Thanks for your response however in the case of children under 18 do they need to be listed somewhere on the agreement as permitted occupiers given that the RLA AST restricts children without written permission?

Original Question:
Hi, Do you have any advice regarding listing children on Tenancy Agreements. If they are over 18 should they be listed as one of the Tenants (With the liabilities this brings.) Should under 18's be listed and if so how - In an addendum? Or should children be ignored altogether? We use the RLA Tenancy Agreement. Thanks in anticipation of your advice.
Your Answer:
Only add children over 18 as tenants IF they are contributing to the rent.
It is an Urban Myth that they acquire rights when they reach 18.
People only acquire tenancy rights when they pay you rent#
Dave A

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