The landlord might be expecting you to leave but he’s on a hiding to nothing as you have just signed a new fixed term contract (another 12 months) and even with the break clause the Section 21 notice is not valid.
If on the other hand a Section 8 using ground 1 had been served instead...
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by AndyhambwaHi,
We were renting since June 2021 for a year and just recently signed tenancy agreement for another year. A week after that we received s21 from our landlord with 2 months notice.
Our tenancy agreement contains a break clause which mentions period after 4 months of the initial...-
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by AndyhambwaI completely understand that and will do, what I don't understand however is how come this can be served out of the blue and we are expected to leave within 2 months during summer time, just right after a new contract was signed for another year? We may be busy, absent, already have plans, 2 months...
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by ash72You are within your rights to live there until the tenancy ends, either you providing notice to your LL or your LL serving a valid notice to end your tenancy. If I were in your shoes, I would start to look for another place, as if your LL is returning back eventually they will want their property back...
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by AndyhambwaThank you for your replies, much appreciated. This did not have any sense to me and I can see that I am not isolated in my opinion...
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by KTCI can send you a "notice" that you must give me £10,000 in 2 months time. Doesn't mean it has any legal effect. The same with an invalid notice.
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by AndyhambwaRents were always paid in time, reason provided is that they are relocating back to UK and need the flat back. My question also is: How is something like this legal when a new contract was signed and has only just started?...
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by ash72The S21 is not valid, was there a reason why the LL has served a notice? The LL could serve a Section 8 notice depending on the grounds.
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by AndrewDodAs an aside, what is to stop the OP simply moving into the house (to live) possibly with the wife (and a few mates) once the husband has left?
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by bombataHi,
I have been renting a house to a couple for the past two years. Only the husband is on the tenancy agreement as the sole tenant. His wife just lived with him and does not work.
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