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The landlord will remain responsible for management responsibilities such as repairs and possession proceedings.]\n[Full management: The agent acts as the full lettings and managing agent with responsibility for all management issues including letting and starting the tenancy, rent collection, repairs, and repossession.]\n[Other: (Please specify role of letting agent) \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t]\nIn case of emergencies contact: [Landlord / Agent]\nTelephone:\nTelephone (out of hours):\nemail:\n\u000f\nContents\nA\tKey information and charges\t\tI\tTransferring occupancy rights\nB\tLiability for rent and other charges\tJ\tTermination of the contract: general\nC\tProhibited conduct\t\t\t\tK\tTermination by you\nD\tControl of the premises\t\t\tL\tTermination by the landlord\nE\tNumbers of other occupants\t\tM\tVariation\nF\tCare of the premises\t\t\tN\tOther matters\nG\tMaking changes to the premises\t\tO\tAdditional terms\nH\tSecurity and safety\nLIABILITY FOR RENT AND OTHER CHARGES\nRent\nYou must pay the rent in full and on the dates agreed.\nRight of set off\nYou need not pay any rent for any period during which you are unable to live in the premises at all, for example because they are unsafe or in such poor condition that it is not reasonable for you to remain in occupation.\nThe amount of rent which you do not have to pay is to be calculated pro-rata (for every day or part of a day the premises are uninhabitable you need not pay that day’","cbCaio8G8tyHIBqP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio8G8tyHIBqP","docx",809418,18,"English","en",105,"# Key information and charges\n## Liability for rent and other charges\n## Prohibited conduct\n## Control of the premises\n## Numbers of other occupants\n## Care of the premises\n## Making changes to the premises\n## Security and safety\n# Transferring occupancy rights\n## Termination of the contract: general\n## Termination by you\n## Termination by the landlord\n## Variation\n## Other matters\n## Additional terms","[{\"question\":\"What does this assured shorthold periodic tenancy agreement require for rent payments?\",\"answer\":\"It requires rent to be paid in full on the agreed dates. 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