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RECOMMENDED MODEL TENANCY AGREEMENT

SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT MODEL PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL TENANCY AGREEMENT FOR THE PRIVATE RENTED SECTOR ** This version of the AGREEMENT is in place while the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) ( scotland ) Act 2022 is in force. The Act introduces emergency measures during the cost of living crisis in relation to Section 10 Rent Increases and Section 24 Ending the TENANCY . These measures are temporary and are aimed at helping tenants during this emergency situation. This TENANCY AGREEMENT reflects those changes. ** April 2023 The private residential TENANCY : know your rights Your TENANCY AGREEMENT Your TENANCY is open-ended, which means it doesn t have a fixed length or a set date it will end.

Normal Text: Discretionary clauses - a landlord can choose to include these if he or she wishes 2 SECTION 1: HOW TO USE THE MODEL A Landlord is under a duty to provide the written terms of a private residential tenancy under section 10 of the Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016 (“the Act”).

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