But even if no formal written agreement is reached, the Housing Rental Act applies. Landlords and tenants cannot escape their obligations by not taking their consent in writing. The parties to a rental agreement are the owner and the tenant. The landlord owns the property and allows the tenant to use the property for cash payments called rents. In Scotland, your landlord must, in most cases, present a written lease. In particular, your landlord must submit a written lease if you are a tenant of a dwelling in the public sector or if you are an insured or briefly insured tenant of a private lessor. To simplify, the rental agreement is a contract between the owner and the tenant that clarifies and sets the expectations of both parties during the period of moving in of a house or apartment. Therefore, if a landlord rents his house on the condition that the tenant who lives there on the 1st each month`s rent, it would be a basic lease. A rental agreement consists of two types of conditions, explicit and tacit. . .
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