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Eviction of Tenant 9142 from States Rental Home.

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A decision made (29/09/2006) regarding Eviction of tenant 9142 from States rental home on the grounds of breached clause (c)(i) of the standard tenancy agreement.

Subject:

Eviction of tenant 9142 from States rental home on the grounds of breach of clause ( c ) (i) of the standard Tenancy agreement.

Decision Reference:

MD-H-2006-0067

Exempt clause(s):

Public

Type of Report:

(oral or written)

Written

Person Giving Report (if oral):

 

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

 

Report

File ref:

WR-Eviction- 9142

Written report – Title

Eviction - 9142

Written report – Author

(name and job title)

Sallyann Lennane Compliance Officer

Decision(s):

The Housing Minister has agreed to the eviction of tenant 9142 on the grounds that the tenant has breached clause ( c ) (i) of the standard Tenancy agreement .

Reason(s) for decision:

Housing Department Officers have tried everything possible to avoid evicting this Tenant, but their non compliance with instructions and their refusal to re-house one of their dogs has left the Department with no option but to recommend the eviction from the States rental home, with no offer of alternative accommodation being made.

Action required:

The Housing Minister has agreed to the eviction of this tenant due to breaches of their tenancy, with no further offer of alternative accommodation to be made.

Signature:

(Minister/ Assistant Minister)

Date of Decision:

29 September 2006

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