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Just bear in mind that the mere fact that the contract (i.e the paper) is lost does not mean the contract (i.e the agreement) is no longer in force. -
It makes no difference whatsoever. With an eviction it is you who will be relying on the tenancy agreement, not the tenant.
If this is the same tenant http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/forums...579#post351579 it would be better if you kept all the questions in one thread, as that way reponders have access to all the info.Leave a comment:
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Tenants has no contract
What position am i in if the tenant has lost his contract ?
I am wanting to evict. Does this make my position stronger ?
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I moved out of a flat a few days ago. While I was in the flat there was a leak due to a punctured pipe in a wall cavity that the landlord is claiming a deduction from our deposit for repairing.
The total cost being claimed is £492.50 for the plumber's work and £180 to repair the wall....24-05-2022, 07:56 AM -
The OP already has a CCJ, that's exactly what a judgement is , and they can continue enforcement in the normal way.
I often put mail back in a post box marked gone away and that's probably the most common way for Post Office to find out, it wouldn't be anything to do with a redirect because that...26-05-2022, 06:55 AM -
Dear All,
My previous tenants left the property in a bit of a mess with dilapidations well in excess of the deposit.
After continual texts from them requesting their deposit I emailed them with details of the amount I required to rectify matters. They didn't reply. (The texts also...25-05-2022, 16:33 PM -
Who has suggested it to you?...25-05-2022, 22:18 PM
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I 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.25-05-2022, 21:33 PM
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For the last 6 years I have owned a residential property which I have let. The current tenant - a single Dad - has been occupying the house for the last three and a half years and is on an SPT. He has been a very good tenant. However, at a recent Inspection, I discovered that now he has a partner...25-05-2022, 18:03 PM
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But 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...25-05-2022, 21:30 PM
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Hi everyone,
This is my first post on the forum and it relates to deposit protection upon a statutory periodic tenancy arising after the expirty of a fixed term AST.
BACKGROUND
I entered into an 12 month fixed term AST in 2020. The dates on which the fixed term...23-05-2022, 17:04 PM -
We 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...25-05-2022, 21:25 PM
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