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    LL notice for periodic tenancy

    I wish to put one of my properties on the market. Tenant moved in 17 March 06 on 6month AST, therefore now on periodic tenancy.

    I plan to call & write to him confirming my plans and don't anticipate any problems. Would the correct procedure be to issue a section 21 with an entry date of 17th May?

    If he finds somewhere before then - am I correct in thinking he can move out on either 17th April or continue until 17th May?

    thanks
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    I could be wrong but wouldn't the date be the 16th May?

    J

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      Originally posted by Joannepowell View Post
      I could be wrong but wouldn't the date be the 16th May?

      J
      i think possession will be for 17th MAY with the tenancy ending on 16th May.

      with regards to tenant leaving, only if he gives one months notice on the 17th March.

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        sorry, unable to log on due to broadband problems.

        thanks for the replies.

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