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The basic words

What this module covers

Who lets, who rents

Lease, tenancy, licence and term

Rent and the deposit

Read this before the quizzes

Lets and rents

A rolling tenancy

Answers and why

What each side must do

The tenant's promises, the landlord's repairs

Quiet enjoyment

Noise from the street

A broken boiler

Passing a lease on

Assignment and subletting

The head tenant's rent

Ending a lease, and homes compared with business lets

Ways a lease can end

Forfeiture and rented homes

Homes and business lets compared

An agreed early end

The lease that goes further

Before you start the drills

The language of renting homes and business premises in England and Wales: leases, rent, deposits, repairs, passing a lease on, and bringing it to an end.

A plain guide for learners new to legal English. You will learn what each side promises, how a lease can be passed on or ended, and how lets of homes differ from lets of business premises.

Landlord and Tenant

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