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Summary

If you are living in Scotland and taking in a lodger you can protect yourself with this Lodger Agreement for Scotland.

This “Download Now” Lodger Agreement for Scotland (PDF) provides you with all the Scottish legal forms and guidance that you need.

NLA lodger agreement logoThis lodger agreement has been endorsed by the NLA (National Landlords Association)...so you can be confident that it is the right legal form for you.

Plus this Lodger Agreement has been approved by PainSmith solicitors, leading experts in Scottish Landlord and Tenant Law...so you can be sure that it's legally binding and up to date.

A Lodger Agreement for Scotland is suitable for situations where you are taking a lodger into the house (or flat) that you live in.

A Lodger Agreement is used when letting a room in a furnished property in Scotland where the landlord lives and shares common parts of the property (e.g. bathroom, toilet, kitchen and sitting room) with the tenant or tenants.

If you're renting out a room in your flat or house, then this Lodger Agreement can only be used in situations where the property is your principal home.

This means that a Short Assured Tenancy is not created, but a Lodger Agreement can be used to protect you under Scottish law.

When you download this Lodger Agreement for Scotland, there is clear guidance on how to fill the form in and how to use it with your lodger(s).

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Lodger and Tenancy Agreement Links:

Lodger Agreement (England and Wales)

Lodger Agreement (Northern Ireland)

Notice to Terminate a Lodger Agreement

Tenancy Agreement - Furnished (Scotland)

Tenancy Agreement - Unfurnished (England & Wales)

Tenancy Agreement - Furnished (England & Wales)

Notice to Terminate a Short Assured Tenancy Agreement (Scotland)

Section 21: Notice to Terminate an Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement (England and Wales)

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