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Draft my holiday let flat — free preview →SHORT-TERM HOLIDAY LET AGREEMENT
Furnished Flat — Excluded Licence
THIS HOLIDAY LET AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is entered into on __________ between:
OWNER: __________ of __________ (the "Owner"); and
GUEST: __________ of __________ (the "Guest").
1. THE PROPERTY AND BOOKING
(1.1) The Owner agrees to make available to the Guest, and the Guest agrees to take, a short-term holiday let of the furnished flat at: __________ (the "Property").
(1.2) Occupancy period: from __________ at __________ to __________ at __________ (the "Occupancy Period").
(1.3) Number of guests: not to exceed __________ adults and __________ children.
(1.4) The total hire charge is £__________, comprising: accommodation charge of £__________; cleaning fee of £__________; .
2. NATURE OF AGREEMENT — LICENCE NOT TENANCY
(2.1) This Agreement creates a holiday licence and does not create a tenancy. The Guest is granted a personal licence to occupy the Property for the purposes of a holiday only. No tenancy, assured shorthold tenancy or other form of security of tenure is created.
(2.2) The Property is the Owner's principal home / holiday property and is being made available solely for holiday purposes. This Agreement is excluded from Part I of the Housing Act 1988 by virtue of Schedule 1, paragraph 9 (holiday let exclusion).
(2.3) The Guest acknowledges that they do not have exclusive possession of the Property and that the Owner retains the right to enter for inspection, maintenance or emergency purposes.
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