sch.1-sec.21Tenant’s use of premises— ss 10 and 184

### sch.1-sec.21 Tenant’s use of premises— ss 10 and 184 The tenant may use the premises— only as a place of residence; or mainly as a place of residence and for another use allowed under a special term. The tenant must not— use the premises for an illegal purpose; or cause a nuisance by the use of the premises; or using paints or chemicals on the premises that go onto or cause odours on adjoining land making loud noises allowing large amounts of water to escape onto adjoining land interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant; or allow another person on the premises to interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant. (sch.1-sec.21-ssec.1) The tenant may use the premises— only as a place of residence; or mainly as a place of residence and for another use allowed under a special term. (sch.1-sec.21-ssec.2) The tenant must not— use the premises for an illegal purpose; or cause a nuisance by the use of the premises; or using paints or chemicals on the premises that go onto or cause odours on adjoining land making loud noises allowing large amounts of water to escape onto adjoining land interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant; or allow another person on the premises to interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant. - (a) only as a place of residence; or - (b) mainly as a place of residence and for another use allowed under a special term. - (a) use the premises for an illegal purpose; or - (b) cause a nuisance by the use of the premises; or Examples of things that may constitute a nuisance— • using paints or chemicals on the premises that go onto or cause odours on adjoining land • making loud noises • allowing large amounts of water to escape onto adjoining land - • using paints or chemicals on the premises that go onto or cause odours on adjoining land - • making loud noises - • allowing large amounts of water to escape onto adjoining land - (c) interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant; or - (d) allow another person on the premises to interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of a neighbour of the tenant. - • using paints or chemicals on the premises that go onto or cause odours on adjoining land - • making loud noises - • allowing large amounts of water to escape onto adjoining land