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Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

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make an application if you, members <strong>of</strong> your<br />

household or your visitors are involved in anti<br />

social behaviour.<br />

If the court orders that your tenancy be demoted,<br />

your secure tenancy will come to an end from that<br />

date and will be replaced by a demoted tenancy.<br />

As a demoted tenant, you will have limited rights<br />

and less protection from eviction than a secure<br />

tenant.<br />

If your tenancy is demoted you will not have the<br />

right to:<br />

• Apply for the right to buy your property<br />

• Sub-let part <strong>of</strong> the property or take in a<br />

lodger<br />

• Apply to exchange your property<br />

• Improve or alter your home, or seek<br />

compensation for improvements<br />

Besides the four exceptions mentioned above,<br />

once the tenancy is demoted all the other terms<br />

and conditions <strong>of</strong> your tenancy will apply unless<br />

the court orders otherwise.<br />

If you do not cause any further nuisance or break<br />

your tenancy agreement in any other way, you will<br />

automatically become a secure tenant again after<br />

twelve months.<br />

However if there are further breaches following<br />

the Demotion Order, we may take steps to evict<br />

you from your home.<br />

Domestic Violence 1.8 Domestic violence is any incident <strong>of</strong> threatening<br />

behaviour, violence or abuse between adults who<br />

are or have been in a relationship together, or<br />

between family members, regardless <strong>of</strong> gender or<br />

sexuality.<br />

Such violence is not limited to the home and may<br />

take place anywhere.<br />

Equitable Tenants 1.9 An equitable tenant is a sole tenant who has not<br />

yet reached the age <strong>of</strong> eighteen.<br />

Joint equitable tenants are joint tenants none <strong>of</strong><br />

Cabinet report 15 th March 2007 appendix to Item 3 Page 7

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