Parking Space Let Agreement

Name: Parking Space Let Agreement
Brand: Lawpack
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United Kingdom - electronic Form

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Professional landlord or property owner? This ‘Download Now’ Parking Space Let creates a legally-binding parking space letting agreement.

Want to earn extra income from letting out a spare parking space on your property?

Parking space lets are simple to create with Lawpack’s Parking Space Rental Agreement.

If you have a parking space you're letting out in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, this legally-binding document is all you need to put the rental agreement in writing.

Lawpack’s parking space let is drafted for use in situations where the owner of the space wants to let the space out for the parking of a private vehicle. This Parking Space Letting Agreement cannot be used for commercial vehicles.

Drafted by leading landlord solicitors, this simple-to-complete Parking Space Letting Agreement sets out the obligations of the vehicle owner (the ‘licensee’) and shows clearly how the Parking Space Rental Agreement should be completed, creating a legally binding parking space let.

Your Parking Space Let Agreement will cover the important issues, including:

Details of the licensor (space owner) and licensee
Details of the rent and frequency of rent payments
Deposit amount
Licensee’s duty to keep the vehicle taxed, insured and roadworthy
Restriction on using the space for anything other than parking a vehicle
Licensee’s obligation to clean up any leaks from the vehicle
Notice period of the Parking Space Let Agreement

How to complete this Parking Space Letting Agreement:

Complete the Parking Space Let Agreement as indicated on the legal form
Print two copies of your Parking Space Rental Agreement
Have both copies of the Parking Space Let Agreement signed by you and the licensee, and witnessed
Give one signed copy of the Parking Space Letting Agreement to the licensee

This legal form has been drafted by Anthony Gold Solicitors, leading experts in Landlord and Tenant Law.

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Boost your income by renting out your parking space

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