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We reimbursed the old tenant's deposit and then a name change was done on the tenancy deposit scheme so the deposit is held in there in my name. I've informed them and the estate agents and haven't had a response. From what I understand, the desk was taken out by the land lord before I moved in but they seem to have difficulty recalling these things.
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If the landlord tries to make a claim from your deposit for the desk just dispute it. you will almost certainly win if there was no new inventory when you moved in
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It is very difficult to change tenants properly. The landlord should have terminated the old tenancy and created a new one, with either a new inventory, or all tenants agreeing that the old inventory still stood.
I think you need to gain a clearer understanding of your exact status and whether you actually paid the deposit to the landlord, or simply reimbursed the old tenant's deposit.
In any case you should make sure that you have informed the landlord or the discrepancy, and can prove you have.
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Furniture different to what is in the inventory
Hi all,
The property I moved into mid tenancy as one of the old tenants wanted to leave so we did a name changeover and I took over their room. We have been served notice and are moving out at the start of April however I noticed that the desk that is in my room is different to what was in the inventory and there was also a shelf up. Both of these things were changed before I took over the tenant. The land lord has sold the house and said to one of the other tenants they would like all the furniture to be left, I have tried to contact her and the estate agents several times as to whether deductions will be made because of the desk being different and there no longer being a shelf but they have not replied. I'm just wondering in terms of deductions from the deposit where I stand? The deposit is in the tenancy deposit scheme.Tags: None
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by AndyhambwaI completely understand that and will do, what I don't understand however is how come this can be served out of the blue and we are expected to leave within 2 months during summer time, just right after a new contract was signed for another year? We may be busy, absent, already have plans, 2 months...
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by AndyhambwaHi,
We were renting since June 2021 for a year and just recently signed tenancy agreement for another year. A week after that we received s21 from our landlord with 2 months notice.
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by ash72You are within your rights to live there until the tenancy ends, either you providing notice to your LL or your LL serving a valid notice to end your tenancy. If I were in your shoes, I would start to look for another place, as if your LL is returning back eventually they will want their property back...
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by AndyhambwaThank you for your replies, much appreciated. This did not have any sense to me and I can see that I am not isolated in my opinion...
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by KTCI can send you a "notice" that you must give me £10,000 in 2 months time. Doesn't mean it has any legal effect. The same with an invalid notice.
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by AndyhambwaRents were always paid in time, reason provided is that they are relocating back to UK and need the flat back. My question also is: How is something like this legal when a new contract was signed and has only just started?...
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01-07-2022, 19:45 PM -
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by ash72The S21 is not valid, was there a reason why the LL has served a notice? The LL could serve a Section 8 notice depending on the grounds.
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01-07-2022, 19:38 PM -
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by AndrewDodAs an aside, what is to stop the OP simply moving into the house (to live) possibly with the wife (and a few mates) once the husband has left?
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by bombataHi,
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by AndyhambwaHi, the tenancy agreement was signed by both parties, in this case by the agency acting on behalf of the landlord
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