A licence for a lodger who rents a room in a resident landlord's own home in England and Wales. Because the landlord lives there, the lodger is an excluded occupier and this is a licence, not a tenancy.
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A licence for a lodger who rents a room in a resident landlord's own home in England and Wales. Because the landlord lives there, the lodger is an excluded occupier and this is a licence, not a tenancy.
A lodger agreement is used when someone rents a room in a home where the landlord also lives and shares living space such as the kitchen or bathroom. Because the landlord is resident, the lodger is an 'excluded occupier': this is a licence to occupy, not a tenancy, and the landlord can usually end it by giving reasonable notice without a court order. This is different from a tenancy, where far more protection applies.
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