I let my property through an agent.They hold the deposit as a stakeholder and register it with the TDS. What information are they obliged to give to the tenant?
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Originally posted by Thyrsis View PostWhat information are they obliged to give to the tenant?
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Originally posted by Thyrsis View PostI let my property through an agent.They hold the deposit as a stakeholder and register it with the TDS. What information are they obliged to give to the tenant?
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Originally posted by Poppy35 View Postyour agent should of got your tenant to read and sign the prescribed information as provided by the TDS, and also a certificate to prove where the deposit is protected. It is down to your agent to give this information to the tenant not the TDS.
What is my legal position as LL if the agent hasn't protected the deposit?
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by boletusWho has suggested it to you?...
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by ash72I would do nothing on the paperwork side, as you have nothing to gain (since she does not officially work), up the rent to compensate for the additional wear and tear.
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by KTCBut that's not the answer though. There's nothing stopping the scheme from continuing to provide valid protection on replacement tenancies. In practice, custodial schemes does that but insurance schemes doesn't.... EXCEPT they do for statutory periodic tenancies that arise after a fixed term so long...
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25-05-2022, 21:30 PM -
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by erasHi everyone,
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by KTCWe know the difference, and theartfullodger is also correct. Section 5(3)(e) states "subject to the following provisions of this Part of this Act, the other terms are the same as those of the fixed term tenancy immediately before it came to an end, except that any term which makes provision for...
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by erasHi KTC,
You nailed it. You managed to frame in one paragraph something that took me 10 minutes to explain to TDS.
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