my eviction notice was all done correctly however the judge read it wrong and threw my case out. when i pointed their error the to court official they wanted me to write a letter stating this. All this causing the delay to evict the tenant. where do I stand.
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I've just posted something on GDPR and then wondered whether it had been discussed on here before - a quick search implies its never been mentioned.
I thought I would raise a topic to discuss it and the implications on landlords.In effect this is a replacement of the Data Protection Act...20-07-2017, 15:01 PM -
We can trade with anyone.
What matters is the terms we trade on.
Currently we're beyond screwed.
I wanted more for my children than being a pale version of a comic relief video....20-07-2017, 20:31 PM -
Happy days! We can trade with the EU after Brexit then!...20-07-2017, 20:24 PM
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That's two questions.
First, no.
Second, no.
The EU trades with China on the basis that no personal data is migrated, same as the USA....20-07-2017, 20:23 PM -
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So the EU requires anyone it trades with at the moment to comply with all the laws the EU complies with? Erm, doesn't most stuff come from China nowadays?...20-07-2017, 20:16 PM
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Hi, new to the forum and relatively new to letting. My situation is:
Couple view house, like it etc, seem OK to me. She's full time employed, he's currently unemployed but looking to start his own business as a tattoo artist. Still ok-ish. They pay me £100 holding deposit and £100 referencing...18-07-2017, 00:08 AM -
Reply to RGI and housing benefitThanks. I've binned them off. The ref co said what she earns won't cover it. TBH I don't know why I tried. I've offered her the holding deposit in full plus whatever I get back from uklandlord referencing.co (I paid them £140 - 110 for one reference and 1 year RGI and 30 for second reference, so basically...20-07-2017, 19:48 PM
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Hi all, need some advice please.
I'm in the process of letting my flat out but am struggling to work out exactly what type of tenancy I should be using, from my research I believe it should be a form of Excluded resident landlord tenancy but I can't seem to find a suitable template as...10-07-2017, 12:55 PM -
Reply to Resident Landlord tenancyHi, thanks for that, so would it make a difference if I offer shared use of the main bathroom and not just limit the tenant to their en-suite in their self contained section?
Also can I ask recommendation regarding best way of handling council tax?
I assume their are existing templates...20-07-2017, 17:40 PM
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