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    Tenancy Agreements & Contract Reviews - Protecting Your Rental Rights

    A well-drafted tenancy agreement is essential for both landlords and tenants, setting out clear rights, responsibilities, and legal protections. Whether you’re renting a property or leasing one out, ensuring your contract is legally sound can prevent disputes and safeguard your interests.

    At Joymont Legal, we specialise in drafting, reviewing, and advising on tenancy agreements, ensuring compliance with UK rental laws while protecting your rights.

    What Is a Tenancy Agreement?

    A tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract between a landlord and tenant that sets out the terms of renting a property. It typically includes:

    Rent terms & payment schedule – How much and when rent is due.
    Deposit protection details – Ensuring compliance with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS).
    Landlord & tenant responsibilities – Maintenance, repairs, and property care obligations.
    Duration of tenancy – Fixed-term or rolling periodic agreements.
    Grounds for eviction & termination clauses – Understanding notice periods and legal requirements.

    Who Needs a Tenancy Agreement Review?

    Landlords – To ensure their contract is legally enforceable and compliant with the latest regulations.
    Tenants – To understand their rights and obligations before signing a lease.
    Property investors – To secure legally sound rental agreements that protect their assets.

    Common Issues We Identify in Tenancy Agreements

    • Unfair or unenforceable clauses that could lead to disputes.
    • Deposit handling errors that may put landlords at risk of penalties.
    • Missing legal protections for tenants, such as repair obligations and eviction rights.
    • Illegal subletting clauses that could affect property security.
    • Break clause and renewal terms that may not favour the tenant or landlord.

    Why Choose Joymont Legal?

    At Joymont Legal, we provide expert legal support for all aspects of tenancy agreements and contract reviews, ensuring both landlords and tenants are legally protected.

    Get Legal Clarity on Your Tenancy Agreement Today

    Whether you’re a landlord needing a solid contract or a tenant wanting peace of mind before signing a lease, our legal experts can help.

    📞 Contact Joymont Legal today for a consultation on your tenancy agreement or contract review!

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    Tenancy Agreements & Contract Reviews FAQ's

    Why is it important to have a tenancy agreement?

    A tenancy agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants, ensuring legal protection for both parties and preventing potential disputes.

    Can I negotiate the terms of my tenancy agreement?

    Yes, tenants and landlords can negotiate specific terms before signing. It’s essential to review clauses related to rent, deposits, maintenance, and termination to ensure fairness.

    What should I check before signing a tenancy agreement?

    You should review key terms such as rent amount, deposit protection, repair responsibilities, notice periods, and any additional clauses that may affect your tenancy rights.

    Can a landlord change the tenancy agreement after it’s signed?

    A landlord cannot unilaterally change the terms of a signed agreement unless both parties agree to the changes in writing.

    Do I need a solicitor to review my tenancy agreement?

    While not legally required, having a solicitor review your tenancy agreement can help identify unfair terms and ensure your rights are protected.

    What can I do if my landlord isn’t following the tenancy agreement?

    If a landlord breaches the agreement, such as failing to carry out repairs or unlawfully increasing rent, tenants can seek legal advice, negotiate, or take legal action if necessary.

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