Issuing a Section 21 Notice

Bobble

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Issuing a Section 21 Notice

14-06-2010, 17:36 PM

Hi Newbie here.

Can you help me?

I want to issue a section 21, on the tenancy aggreement the second name of the lady has now changed as they have married, do i still issue to the names i have on the agreement or do i issue to what is now the married name??

Thank you for your help x
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Snorkerz

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14-06-2010, 23:22 PM

How about "Mr B Bloggs & Mrs A Bloggs (nee Smith)"
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Bobble

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15-06-2010, 05:51 AM

Yeah that would work, i realised i should write that.

Thanks for confirming x
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Issuing a Section 21 Notice

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