Camelot Real Estate Management Limited TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PARTIES:

(1)

“Camelot”

CAMELOT GUARDIAN MANAGEMENT LIMITED

Company No 06520700.

Address: Unit 5 Kinetica 13 Ramsgate Street

E8 2FD London

(2)

“Guardian”

The person specified in the Particulars

1       Definitions and Interpretations

1.1      Definitions

In these terms and conditions, the expressions defined in the Particulars have the meanings given to them there, and:

1.1.1       “CREML” means Camelot Real Estate Management Limited, Company No 10525303.

1.1.2      “Guardians” means the Guardian and such other persons as Camelot may from time to time authorise to share the Living Space with the Guardian.

1.1.3       “Licence Period” means the period from the date on this agreement until the end of the statutory notice period, given by any party.

1.1.4      “The Living Space” means such part or parts of the Property as Camelot may from time to time designate as being available for non-exclusive use of the Guardian and other authorised persons. 

1.1.5      “Owner” means the owner of the Property.

1.1.6      “Safety Pack” means a fire extinguisher, a single point smoke detector, fire blanket and safety light where applicable.

1.1.7      “Serious Breach” has the meaning given to it in clause 8 below.

1.1.8      “Notice to Determine” means the coming to an end of this agreement, whether because the Licence Period expires, or this agreement is terminated before then in one of the ways set out in clause 5 below, or for any other reason.

1.2      Interpretation

1.2.1      The clause headings do not affect the meaning of this agreement.

1.2.2      Words relating to a gender relate to all genders.

1.2.3      Any reference to a person includes a reference to a company, authority, board, department or other body.

1.2.4      The singular includes the plural and the plural includes the singular.

1.2.5      Any obligation not to do something includes an obligation:

1.2.5.1   not to permit or encourage anyone else to do it, and

1.2.5.2   to make all reasonable efforts to ensure that other persons do not do it.

1.2.6      Any consent, approval, authorisation or notice under this agreement will only take effect if given in writing.

1.2.7      Where this agreement provides that something may not be done without Camelot’s prior written consent, then:

1.2.7.1   Camelot may give or withhold consent, or give consent subject to conditions, in its absolute discretion

1.2.7.2   If that thing is done without Camelot’s prior written consent, the Guardian will, at Camelot’s request, take all actions necessary to restore the position to that which existed before that thing was done. If not restored by the guardian upon request then Camelot will restore the position to that which existed before that thing was done and charge the full cost to the guardian.

2       Background

2.1      CREML provides services to property owners to secure premises against trespassers and protect such premises from damage (among other things) and has agreed to provide such services to the Owner in respect of the Property.

2.2      To assist CREML in providing those services, the Owner has agreed that, during the period set out in CREML’s agreement with the Owner, CREML may grant permission to Camelot to enter into licence agreements with persons who will share accommodation in the Property.

2.3      CREML has given Camelot permission to grant temporary non-exclusive licences, to persons selected by Camelot, to share occupation of such part or parts of the Property as Camelot may from time to time designate, on terms which do not confer any right to the exclusive possession of the Property or any part of it.

2.4      Neither CREML nor Camelot are entitled to grant possession or exclusive occupation of the Property or any part of it to any person.

2.5      In entering into this agreement, Camelot does not act as agent for CREML or the Owner and has no authority to do so. This agreement is between Camelot and the Guardian only.

 

 

3       This non-exclusive occupation of the living space is a licence agreement, not a tenancy

3.1      This agreement does not give the Guardian a right to exclusive possession of the Property or any part of the Property.

3.2      As a result, the Guardian accepts that this agreement does not create a tenancy of any kind, and that on termination of this agreement, the Guardian will have no right to stay in the Property.

4       Permission to share the Living Space

4.1      Camelot gives the Guardian permission to share the occupation of the Living Space (on a non-exclusive basis) with such other persons as Camelot may from time to time designate, provided that there is always enough Living Space for each of the Guardians who are authorised to share the Living Space. 

4.2      This permission is personal to the Guardian. The Guardian shall not assign, sublet, part with or share possession or occupation of all or any part of the Living Space.

4.3      This permission will last for the Licence Period or until termination of this agreement if that happens before the end of the Licence Period.

4.4      Camelot may alter the extent and location of the Living Space within the Property at any time on reasonable notice, provided that there is always enough Living Space for each of the Guardians who are authorised to share the Living Space. 

4.5      This agreement does not give the Guardian a right to use any specific room within the Living Space. It is for the Guardians for the time being to decide where each Guardian is to sleep (subject to the terms of this agreement). However, Camelot must be kept informed where each of the Guardians are sleeping within the Living Space. This is to enable Camelot to manage the Property in accordance with its obligations to CREML. For example, if Camelot finds that someone has been smoking inside the Living Space, Camelot needs to be able to identify the person so as to take appropriate action.

4.6      Within 24 hours of signing this agreement, the Guardian must inform Camelot where they are securing their personal effects. Guardians are able to relocate within the property at any time, then inform Camelot.

4.7      The Guardian will pay for any damage to the Living Space he is utilising, see section 19 Price Level for full breakdown of the costs.

5       Termination and Default by the Guardian

5.1      This agreement will come to an end when the Licence Period expires. It may also come to an end before then in the circumstances described in this clause.

5.2      This agreement will come to an end if Camelot’s own permission to use the Property is terminated. If that happens, Camelot will inform the Guardian as soon as possible.

5.3      This agreement may be terminated at any time on Camelot giving the Guardian not less than four weeks’ written notice to vacate the Property. Such a notice may expire at any time, whether or not that is the end or beginning of a month.

5.4      This agreement may be terminated at any time by the Guardian giving Camelot not less than four weeks’ written notice that the Guardian wishes to end this agreement. Such a notice may expire at any time, whether or not that is the end or beginning of a month.

5.5      If Camelot believes that there has been a Serious Breach, then this agreement may be terminated immediately at any time by Camelot giving the Guardian written notice stating that this agreement is terminated immediately and/or Camelot may at any time re-enter the Living Space and this Agreement will end immediately without affecting the rights and remedies of any party in relation to the breaches or other terms of this Agreement that have already occurred.

5.6      Camelot may terminate this agreement immediately under clause 6.4 below, if it is not satisfied with the information provided under clause 6.1.

6       Provision of Information

6.1      The Guardian will, within 48 hours of signing this agreement, occupy the Property and have given Camelot the following on the understanding that references may be sought:

6.1.1      a written summary of the Guardian’s employment and unemployment history and education covering the preceding 5 year period.;

6.1.2      Five year’s employment reference or satisfactory five years signed personal references vouching for the Guardian’s good character;

6.1.3      a passport, driver’s licence, or other satisfactory proof of photographic identity;

6.1.4      a satisfactory proof of current address;

6.1.5      details of any bankruptcy order against the Guardian, insolvency proceedings involving the Guardian, and any individual voluntary arrangement proposed by the Guardian;

6.1.6      a list of all criminal charges, convictions and cautions but excluding motoring offences dealt with in a magistrates court.

6.2      Breach of clause 6.1 is a Serious Breach.

6.3      Further, breach of clause 6.1 entitles Camelot to invoice £35 in compensation for its wasted administrative expenses in entering into this agreement.

6.4      If Camelot considers, having regard to the information provided under clause 6.1, that the Guardian would not be a suitable person to occupy the Property, Camelot may terminate this agreement immediately by giving the Guardian written notice.

6.5      Not only will Camelot be able to work with you more closely to manage your existing temporary non-exclusive licence agreement, your track record as a Guardian will enable Experian to use the information supplied to them in the future to assist other landlords and organisations to (Camelot’s ICO Data Protection Registration Number is Z1497250):

6.5.1    Assess and manage any new temporary non-exclusive licence agreements you may enter into;

6.5.2     Assess your financial standing to provide you with suitable products and services;

6.5.3    Manage any accounts that you may already hold, for example reviewing suitable products or adjusting your current product in light of your current circumstances;

6.5.4    Contact you in relation to any accounts you may have and recovering debts that you may owe;

6.5.5     Verify your identity and address to help them make decisions about services they offer; and

6.5.6     Help prevent crime, fraud and money laundering.

 

7       Payments

7.1      Until Termination of this agreement, the Guardian will pay to Camelot the Licence Fee in advance on the first day of each calendar month.

7.2      In the event of late payment of the Licence Fee, or any other payments due under this agreement, the Guardian agrees that Camelot may charge interest at 2% above the Bank of England’s base rate from time to time. Interest will run from the date that payment should have been made to the date of payment.

7.3      The Guardian will pay the Licence Fee to Camelot by either banker's standing order to a bank account in the United Kingdom nominated by Camelot or, if Camelot so requires, by direct debit.

7.4      If the electricity supplied to the property costs more than £250 per month, the Guardian will pay a fair proportion of the excess over that amount.

7.5      If the Guardian has not already done so, they will immediately pay Camelot:

7.5.1       the Damage Security Bond;

7.5.2      an administration fee of £130

7.6      Following Termination of this agreement, Camelot will repay the Damage Security Bond and any part of the Licence Fee that relates to a period following Termination on the following terms:

7.6.1      Repayment is conditional on the Guardian returning to Camelot all Camelot property for which the Guardian is responsible.

7.6.2      Camelot will organise an inspection of the Property following the vacation of the Property and the return of all keys by the Guardian, whichever is the latter.

7.6.3      Save for Termination pursuant to clause 5.2 above, within 8 weeks after that inspection, Camelot will make the repayment, but subject to the deduction of any sums due to it under this agreement, and a fair amount to pay for any damage or losses occurring through breach of this agreement (see Section 19 Price Level).

7.6.4      Where Termination is pursuant to clause 5.3 / 5.4 above, within 8 weeks following the later of the vacation of the Property, Camelot will make the repayment, but subject to the deduction of any sums due to it under this agreement and a fair amount to pay for any damage or losses occurring through breach of this agreement (see Section 19 Price Level).

7.7      Camelot may change the Licence fee at any time with effect from the beginning of a calendar month on giving the Guardian at least 4 weeks’ prior notice. With the exception of clause 7.11, any such change may not take effect during the first three months from the date of this Licence

7.8      If the Guardian fails to cancel the standing order or direct debit for the payment of the Licence Fee after termination of this agreement, then Camelot will repay to the Guardian any amounts paid in respect of a period after Termination, but will be entitled to deduct an administration fee of £35.

7.9      If council tax is lawfully due in respect of the Property, then the Guardian will pay a fair proportion of it.

7.10    For each and every month in which the Licence Fee or any other payment due under this agreement is paid late, Camelot will be entitled to:-

7.10.1   write to the Guardian notifying them of any interest due pursuant to 7.2 above and will be entitled to charge an administration fee of £35 for so doing; and

7.10.2  send up to 5 reminders by SMS to the Guardian’s mobile telephone number set out in the Particulars and will be entitled to charge an administration fee of £5 per SMS.

7.11    The Licence fee will be increased on the 1st of January, by an amount equal to the increase in the retail price index, rounded up to a whole percentage.

8       Serious Breach

8.1      It is a Serious Breach if:

8.1.1     The Licence fee is unpaid 10 days after becoming due whether formally demanded or not

8.1.2     The Guardian, being an individual, becomes subject to a bankruptcy order.

8.1.3      The Guardian being a company or LLP or other form of business, enters into liquidation or an act of administration or has a receiver appointed or struck off the register at Companies House

8.1.4      The Guardian is convicted of a criminal offence, other than a motoring offence dealt with by a magistrates court.

8.1.5      The Guardian fails to occupy the property within 48 hours of signing this agreement.

8.1.6      Any information provided under clause 6 is inaccurate.

It is also a Serious Breach if the Guardian breaches any of the obligations under this agreement including those set out in clauses 6.1 or 10 of this agreement.

9       Keys

9.1      The Guardian acknowledges that one set of keys to the Living Space, and a method of securing their possessions in the Living Space, has been received by them in good condition.

9.2      The Guardian will keep the items in 9.1 as above safe at all times, and will not part with them except to another Guardian or Camelot. The means of securing the Guardian’s possessions are as supplied, save for agreement from Camelot.

9.3      If the Guardian gives items named in 9.1 to any other Guardian, or receives any from any other Guardian, the Guardian must notify Camelot in writing immediately to enable accurate records to be maintained.

9.4      If the Guardian loses items named in 9.1 above, they must tell Camelot immediately, and must pay Camelot £25, upon receipt of which Camelot will replace it.

10     The use of the Property – obligations the breach of which are Serious Breaches

10.1    Any breach of any part of this clause 10 is a Serious Breach which entitles Camelot to terminate this agreement immediately.

10.2    The Guardian will not smoke in the Property.

10.3    The Guardian will not bring a candle on to the Property, or use a candle in the Property.

10.4    The Guardian will not bring on to the Property, or use in the Property, any electric or gas heater or cooking device other than as below. In doing so, the Guardian will be responsible for the serviceability, PAT testing and/or compliance as required by law. Cooking devices may only be used in designated areas (if in doubt refer to your Guardian Manager):

10.4.1  A portable electric hob with a maximum current demand of 13 amps or less.

10.4.2  A microwave oven.

10.4.3  A portable electric oven, with a maximum current demand of 13 amps or less.

10.4.4  An electric oil filled radiator.

10.5    The Guardian will not hold meetings, parties or other similar gatherings in the Property.

10.6    The Guardian will not permit any other person (other than other Guardians) to stay overnight in the Property.

10.7    The Guardian will not invite more than two guests at any one time to visit the Guardian at the Property. The Guardian will ensure that guests are not left unsupervised in the property at any time.

10.8    The Guardian will not allow any former Guardian, whose licence has been terminated, access to the Property.

10.9    The Guardian will not bring any pets or other animals into the Property without Camelot’s prior written consent.

10.10 The Guardian will not invite any persons less than 18 years old into the Property.

10.11 The Guardian will not bring into the Property any offensive weapon (whether for offensive or defensive purposes).

10.12 The Guardian will not bring into the Property any illegal drugs or non-prescribed steroids.

10.13 The Guardian will not:

10.13.1                    Allow any third party to have the means of entry or use any key to the Property.

10.13.2                    Copy any such means or keys.

10.13.3           Change, remove or damage any existing lock in or to the Property or add any new lock.

10.14 The Guardian will not assault or insult any person in the Property, but will behave in a civil manner, and will not engage in conduct likely to bring discredit to Camelot, CREML or the Owner. 

10.15 The Guardian will not use, clear, remove or otherwise dispose of any equipment in the Property which does not belong to the Guardian without prior written permission from Camelot.

10.16 The Guardian will ensure that all their electrical equipment is maintained so that it is safe, including ensure that it is fitted with appropriate fuses in accordance with the rating of the equipment and the manufacturer’s instructions.

10.17 The Guardian will not bring to the Property any electrical equipment which has a maximum current demand of more than 13 amps.

10.18 The Guardian will not do anything at the Property which damages or may damage the Property, or anything in the Property, or any premises in the vicinity of the Property, or anything in such premises.

10.19 The Guardian will not make any alteration to the Property of any kind, major or minor without Camelot’s prior written consent. This means that the Guardian must not (without such consent) decorate the Property, or put nails or pins into walls, or make changes to the electrical, gas, water or other services.

10.20 The Guardian will not remove or deface any Camelot sign, document or sticker.

10.21 The Guardian will not display any sign, poster, document or sticker without Camelot’s prior written consent.

10.22 The Guardian will not attempt to contact the Owner.

10.23 The Guardian will not speak to the media about the Owner, Camelot, CREML, or the Property.

10.24 If the Guardian is the last person to leave the Property, they will do their best to ensure that all doors and windows are closed, and all doors, to which the Guardian has the means of entry, are locked.

10.25 The Guardian will not cover any smoke detectors in the Property, or remove any battery from a smoke detector.

10.26 The Guardian will not prop open the fire door or obstruct fire exits or routes.

10.27 The Guardian will not cook anywhere in the Living Space except in that part which Camelot has designated for the time being for that purpose.

10.28 The Guardian will not use any part of the Property other than the Living Space.

10.29 The Guardian must not do anything at the Property which is illegal or immoral.

10.30 The Guardian must not do anything at the Property which is, or may become, a nuisance or annoyance to any other occupier of the Property or any premises in the vicinity of the Property.

10.31 The Guardian will not interfere with the access to or use of the Property by the Owner, CREML or Camelot or anyone acting with their authority.

10.32 The Guardian must not do anything as a result of which the insurance premium payable in respect of the Property may be increased or the insurance invalidated.

10.33 If the Guardian becomes aware that anyone else is doing something prohibited by this clause, the Guardian will inform Camelot immediately.

10.34 The guardian is not to act in a way that could reasonably be interpreted as anti-social behaviour, or to place the property, other occupants, visitors or neighbours of the property at risk in any way.

10.35 The Guardians may not make use of open flames, be they from candles, BBQ’s or any other source inside the property.

10.36 The guardian must not park or allow access to non-guardians to store any commercial vehicles onsite, this also extends to caravans and motor homes.

10.37 If a motor home/caravan is found onsite this will be towed and all ongoing cost liabilities will then be passed onto the relevant individual

11     Use of the Property – other obligations

11.1    The Guardian will use the Living Space as a place for the Guardian to live in, and not, without Camelot’s prior written consent, sleep away from the Living Space for more than 2 nights out of any 7. Camelot’s normal practice is to give such written consent when Guardians wish to travel, for up to 4 weeks a year, provided that Camelot is given reasonable advance notice, but Camelot is under no obligation to give such consent.

11.2    The Guardian will not use the Property for any trade or business and hereby indemnifies Camelot in respect of any liability arising out of a breach of this clause including, but not limited to, any claim by the local council for business rates in relation to the Property and any resulting legal costs or expenses incurred by or charged to Camelot in respect of the breach.

11.3    The Guardian will do their best to ensure that either they, or at least one other Guardian, are present in the Property for at least one hour in every twenty-four hours.

11.4    The Guardian will do their best to share the Property amicably and peaceably in common with such other persons as Camelot shall from time to time permit to make use of the Property. The Guardian will not interfere with such shared occupation in any way whatsoever.

11.5    The Guardian will keep the interior of the Living Space clean and tidy.

11.6    If the Guardian becomes aware of any damage or risk of damage to the Property, or anything in the Property, they will tell Camelot immediately.

11.7    If the Guardian becomes aware of any person attempting to gain access to the Property without the permission of Camelot, CREML or the Owner, they will notify Camelot immediately.

11.8    The Guardian will not remove anything from the Property, other than things that the Guardian brought there.

11.9    The Guardian will ensure that all rubbish produced by the use of the Living Space is properly disposed of daily.

11.10 If any bills relating to the Property are delivered to the Property, the Guardian will forward them to Camelot within 8 days. If any bill is not forwarded to Camelot within that time, the Guardian will pay a fair share of any late payment charges.

11.11 The Guardian will comply with all reasonable directions given by Camelot from time to time as to the use of the Property by the Guardian, including those contained in the Guardian Guidelines booklet or amended from time to time. The House Rules are a handy guide and are to remain where placed by Camelot.

11.12    The Guardian will allow Camelot to undertake regular inspections of the living space, which includes any secured rooms, as a matter of good property management, such inspections will happen on a regular basis and will not be notified in advance.

11.13    The Guardian will allow anyone from a company or organization, such as maintenance contractors, with written permission from Camelot or the Property Owner, to enter the property at reasonable times of the day to check the condition and state of repair of the property and carry out any necessary repairs and inspections, provided you have been given 24 hours prior notice; except in emergencies, such as gas leak

 

12     General provisions

12.1    The Guardian will not make any representations regarding any planning applications relating to the Property.

12.2    The Guardian gives Camelot the right to use the Guardian’s name and personal photograph for its database, identification photo boards within the Property and promotional purposes only, to the extent permitted by law.

12.3    The Guardian will notify Camelot immediately if the Guardian ceases to be employed.

12.4    The Guardian will not seek to claim housing benefit, job seekers allowance or any related benefit without the prior written consent of Camelot.

12.5    If the Guardian’s e-mail address or mobile telephone number changes from that set out in the Particulars, the Guardian will notify Camelot immediately. If the Guardian does not do so, then any notice sent to the e-mail address or mobile telephone number stated in the Particulars will be deemed validly served, as provided for in clause 16.2 below.

12.6    The Guardian will fully indemnify Camelot, CREML and the Owner in respect of any costs or expenses incurred (to be paid on a full indemnity basis), and any losses or claims, as the result of any breach of this agreement. This indemnity will include a reasonable amount in respect of any time spent by their employees or agents in dealing with any such breach at £75 per hour.

12.7    Without limiting clause 12.6 in any way:

12.7.1  If the Guardian changes their e-mail address or mobile telephone number, without notifying Camelot under clause 12.5 above, the Guardian will pay Camelot an administration fee of £35, to reflect the administrative costs to Camelot in locating and contacting the Guardian.

12.7.2  If the Guardian commits a breach of this agreement, and Camelot writes to the Guardian complaining of that breach, the normal charge to the Guardian in respect of the cost of investigating the breach and preparing and sending the letter will be £35.

13     Vacation of the Property upon Termination

13.1    Upon Termination of this agreement, the Guardian shall immediately cease to be entitled to the use of the Property and shall vacate the Property leaving it clean and tidy, removing all the Guardian’s belongings including all goods/waste/etc in communal areas, and shall return the keys to Camelot immediately.

13.2    If, following termination, the Guardian shall fail to remove any personal goods and belongings or waste and other items from communal areas, Camelot shall be entitled to dispose of the same in any manner it thinks fit without being liable to the Guardian for any loss or damage caused to the same or the value of the same.

13.3   The Guardian must pay Camelot a reasonable contribution to all costs incurred by Camelot in disposing of anything which the Guardian leaves behind at the Property, including items in the communal areas. See Section 19 Price Level, for the full list of costs.

13.4    Should the Guardian fail to return the keys upon vacating the Property, then (without affecting or limiting any other rights that Camelot has) the Guardian will pay Camelot the cost of changing the locks and new keys, to include compensation for all reasonable time spent by Camelot’s employees or agents in arranging that charged at £75 per hour.

14     Acknowledgements

14.1    These terms and conditions set out the entire understanding of the parties relating to the Property. Camelot undertakes no obligations to the Guardian except those expressly set out in our terms and conditions.

14.2    No employee or agent of Camelot has, or had, any authority to give any oral or written information about or in relation to the Property or this agreement other than any written information supplied directly to the Guardian by Camelot’s solicitors.

15     Non-competition

The Guardian agrees with Camelot that he shall not either on his own account, or with or on behalf of any person or persons, whether directly or indirectly, for a period of 5 years from the date hereof, carry on or be engaged concerned or interested in any business, activity or organisation in competition with Camelot or CREML.

16     Notices

16.1    In this clause, a “working day” is a weekday which is not a public holiday.

16.2    Any notice given under this Agreement to the Guardian may be served in any of the following ways:

16.2.1  By leaving it at the Living Space in an envelope marked with the Guardian’s name, in which case it will be deemed served when it is left there.

16.2.2  By sending it by SMS text message to the mobile telephone number set out in the Particulars, in which case it will be deemed served 1 hour after the message is sent.

16.2.3  By sending it by e-mail to the e-mail address set out in the Particulars, in which case it will be deemed served 1 hour after the message is sent.

16.2.4  By sending it in an envelope addressed to the Guardian at the Property by pre-paid first class post, in which case it will be deemed served on the working day after it is posted.

16.2.5  If the Guardian changes their mobile telephone number or e-mail address, and notifies Camelot in writing of the new number or e-mail address, then that new number or e-mail address will be treated as substituted for the number or e-mail address set out in the Particulars. Unless and until Camelot is notified in writing of a new number or e-mail address, Camelot will be entitled to serve notices on the Guardian at the number and e-mail address stated in the Particulars.

16.3    Any notice given under this agreement by the Guardian to Camelot must be sent and received by email to info@camelotproperty.com or to such other address as is notified in writing from time to time by Camelot to the Guardian. A notice sent in that way will be deemed served the working day after it is sent. A notice not sent in that way will be deemed not to have been served.

16.4    If the Guardian wishes to speak to Camelot for any reason about this agreement, or otherwise in relation to the Property, he should telephone one of the numbers provided or contact the local office.

17     Health and Safety and Guidance

17.1   Camelot may make changes to the House Rules and the Terms and Conditions from time to time, and advise the Guardian by the methods previously stated.

17.2 The Guardian may only bring into the property furniture that is in a safe and usable condition and that meets the current Fire Safety Regulations.

17.3 The Guardian is not to in any way, be it negligently, intentionally or recklessly, create a situation that will cause the safety of the property, the property’s occupants to decrease and or be put at risk. This will include but not be limited to:

Prevent a Fire door from closing.

Block a fire exit or route

Use electrical devices other than specified by a manufacturers instructions

Tamper with electrical circuits, installations or devices in the property

Tamper with gas fittings and or fixtures of the property

18     Security Industry Act

18.1    It is hereby expressly acknowledged by all parties that the Guardian has no security responsibility or authority.

18.2    The Guardian expressly acknowledges that they only have the powers of an ordinary citizen and they will not assume the powers of a security officer or the police or any governmental authority.

19        Price level

Price level 2018 - £ incl. VAT

Keys not sent back (Front door & Living Space) [13.4 of Guardian T&Cs]  - From £75 per hour

Copy of key [9.4 of Guardian T&Cs] - From £17.50 per key

Lock change (incl. material) - From £95 per hour

Clearance/Waste removal - From £400 per full load

Waste removal: White Goods - From £45 per item

Cleaning - From £20 per hour

Maintenance work (handyman level) - From £45 per hour

Emergency Property Visits upon request - From £65 per hour

Guardian fails to cancel the standing order [7.8 of Guardian T&Cs] - From £35

The Guardian will fully indemnify Camelot, CREML and the Owner in respect of any costs or expenses incurred (to be paid on a full indemnity basis), and any losses or claims, as the result of any breach of this agreement. This indemnity will include a reasonable amount in respect of any time spent by their employees or agents in dealing with any such breach at £75 per hour. [12.6 of Guardian T&Cs] - From £75 per hour

Not updating Camelot with current contact details [12.7.1 of Guardian T&Cs] - From £35

Warning letters [12.7.2 of Guardian T&Cs] - From £35

 

 

 

Form: Guardian T&Cs           Issued: 09/10/2018                Approved: RvO