New Lodger putting back moving date

amy131

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27-01-2021, 10:07 AM

Yes, they have been in the UK at least 1.5 years but no secure job, seemingly not much savings, moving around a lot in recent months. Their English isn't great, which I think is likely a bit of a barrier with regards to getting work. The last lodger moved to the UK from an EU country for better pay.
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Reply to Break clause in a 6 month fixed term TA and misspelling of one tenant's last name

by jpkeates

1) It might be contradicted somewhere else, but based on what you've posted, yes.
2) I think that whoever has put the agreement together has simply made a mistake, there's no point having a six month's break clause in a six month tenancy. It would be a minimum of six months though, you're right...
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16-04-2021, 15:18 PM
Break clause in a 6 month fixed term TA and misspelling of one tenant's last name

by forest777

Good afternoon,

We are just about to sign a TA which appears to be a six month fixed term. We say appears but the holding deposit stipulated a 12 month tenancy with a 6 month break clause which is what we wanted.

However the TA which arrived today (one day before move in!)...
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16-04-2021, 15:10 PM
Reply to New AST under probate

by PGTV

The old/current one is coming to the end, and probate has not yet been granted. Just bad timing
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16-04-2021, 15:15 PM
New AST under probate

by PGTV

Hi. Quick question

property portfolio is under probate.

the land-lady (Mum) used the family office address as the landlord address on the tenancy agreement, rather than her home address. Always did this for 20 odd years.

Under probate, I have to sign a new tenancy...
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16-04-2021, 14:51 PM
Use of MCOL.

by Slackjawedyokel

Hello all.
We got a possession order (and warrant) against our tenants (England) later last year. The findings of the court were:
1) Our tenants should vacate by 8th Dec’20 ( they’re still in situ)
2) The tenants should pay the landlords costs of approx £420.

Obviously...
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16-04-2021, 15:15 PM
Reply to New AST under probate

by theartfullodger

Surely the landlord is "Estate of Mum"??

I don't think any new tenancy agreement is needed - surely the old one simply continues?? But IANAL.

btw when there is a new landlord (after probate) note that notice(s) need serving, (assuming this is in England or Wales?)...
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16-04-2021, 15:04 PM
Reply to Options if eviction ban is not lifted

by Perce

Nucecad - thanks.

I have S8 notice which expires in May (issued in May last year) but I have just issued mcol claim up to March. Do I need two months arrears to issue a possession claim based on S8 ?...
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16-04-2021, 14:27 PM
Options if eviction ban is not lifted

by Perce

Hello All

I am waiting for an eviction ban to be lifted but as time goes I lose hope that it will happen in the near future or ever. What then are our options to get our property back if the tenant never moves out ? My tenant won’t move out until bailiffs evict him. I have PO based...
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16-04-2021, 10:07 AM
Reply to Options if eviction ban is not lifted

by jpkeates

As far as I know, you can't serve a s8 notice and proceed to court when you already have a court order for possession.
You can't simply keep trying the same matter, it's an abuse of process.

Section 8 notices have mandatory and discretionary grounds.
Had you not got a s21 notice,...
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16-04-2021, 14:19 PM
Reply to Options if eviction ban is not lifted

by nukecad

Not on the s8 for arrears if he pays them off before any ruling. - But the Possession Order that you say you already have from the s21 may still be valid.

That existing PO validity (if you later issue a s8 for arrears) is what I'm not sure about.

Of course any of this depends...
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16-04-2021, 13:55 PM

New Lodger putting back moving date

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