Family intervention tenancy

A Family intervention tenancy is a type of housing tenancy in the United Kingdom that can be granted under the Housing and Regeneration Act 2008. A Family intervention tenancy only occurs where a tenant is guilty of anti-social behaviour.[1]

References

Astin, D. (2011) Housing Law: An Adviser's Handbook, London: Legal Action Group, Chapter 3: Different Types of Tenancies

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[1] Astin, D. (2011) Housing Law: An Adviser's Handbook, London: Legal Action Group, Chapter 3: Different Types of Tenancies

Tenancies in the United Kingdom
Types of tenancy	Protected tenancy Statutory tenancy (See also Regulated tenancy) Secure tenancy Assured tenancy Assured shorthold tenancy (See also Short assured tenancy (Scotland)) Starter tenancy Demoted tenancy Family intervention tenancy Business tenancy Common law tenancy Flexible tenancy Non-secure tenancy Secure fixed term tenancy
Historical	Controlled tenancy (See also Converted tenancy)
Other terminology	Contrived tenancy Sitting tenant