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A Temporary Tenancy Agreement is essential for creating legally compliant residential tenancies in England and Wales. This document is typically used for Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs) under the Housing Act 1988, the most common form of residential tenancy. It provides security for both landlord and tenant by clearly defining the terms of occupation, financial obligations, and responsibilities of all parties. The agreement must comply with current legislation including the Tenant Fees Act 2019, Housing Act 2004, and various safety regulations. It's particularly important for protecting both parties' rights and ensuring clear understanding of obligations throughout the tenancy period.

1. Parties: Details of landlord and tenant(s), including full names, addresses and contact details

2. Background: Context of the agreement and brief overview of the arrangement

3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement including Property, Term, Rent Period, Deposit etc.

4. Property Details: Full description of the property being let including address and any included/excluded areas

5. Term: Duration of tenancy, start date and end date of the fixed term

6. Rent: Amount of rent, payment method, due dates and any review provisions

7. Deposit: Amount of deposit, protection scheme details and return conditions

8. Tenant Obligations: Core responsibilities of the tenant including maintenance, use of property, and conduct

9. Landlord Obligations: Core responsibilities of the landlord including repairs, insurance and statutory compliance