Unless all 6 are related of course. Not much you can do then!
Tenant moved in without knowledge
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Originally posted by Ra101 View PostI don’t know if they are related but if they are not surely anyone occupying the property not on the agreement is a breach of contract?
If there's a term that says no one else but the tenants can live there, they would appear to be in breach.
If there's a term that says they can't subcontract the property, they may not be in breach because they may not be subcontracting.
They may be in breach of overcrowding rules.When I post, I am expressing an opinion - feel free to disagree, I have been wrong before.
Please don't act on my suggestions without checking with a grown-up (ideally some kind of expert).
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by DPT57Then it won't be the last time either. She has correctly sensed that you are a soft touch and she is the one in charge of the tenancy....
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Reply to Section 13by Hudson01I can see that a £200 increase over 6 years is not excessive but to have that increase in one go may be a bit to take, if the LL has chosen not to increase the rent over that period then suddenly increases it right up to market rate in one go that is harsh.
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by DroxiHello. Can please somebody help me with an answer?
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by 45002tired old chap
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