If they're all on a single joint agreement, the landlord leaving doesn't end the tenancy for him (or them) and he continues to be liable for the rent (all of it, as they all are).
(Should say 'granddad' not 'landlord').
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The landlord is liable for the rent?
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When I post, I am expressing an opinion - feel free to disagree, I have been wrong before.
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Funny how things go in cycles.
There have been three (or so) questions about agents requiring landlords to have contents insurance, or landlords with the same type of question, in a few days.
Previously, not so much, and I bet it goes away as a subject for a while.When I post, I am expressing an opinion - feel free to disagree, I have been wrong before.
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Yeah, that's definitely going to happen.they guarantee to return property in same condition so I assume they replace kitchen if needed.
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Yeh, my doctor makes some strange noises as well....I do love GPs and that adorable whistling they make...Comment
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Oh, I prefer my tenants not to put up posters at all.I have no knowledge in this area but am just speculating. If you are only allowed two posters then possibly any agreement for a third would be invalid.
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Aye, well, discrepancies are intrinsically erroneous..Hi guys, me and my partner moved into our first house last week, Within our tenancy agreement it stated that pets were allowed at the discrepancy of our landlord...I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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Is this Glenn Quagmire?Is hiding pets okay?Comment
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I know some people like a firm bed, but that seems a bit too firm.Broken Bed - New Slates - £30Comment
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only just seen this from 2014 re inclusive broadband.....! Sounds like landlord might be guilty of a conspiracy charge!...I set a limit of 30 GB per month (I get 40 GB free off BT) and make tenant sign a contract to say they will download illegal stuff.....I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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A CAMRA member?the need to accept caskComment
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Can you take them if they promise to use duvets?Blanket Bans on all benefit claimants are discriminatory, and thus unlawful.
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LOL; more likely to be a sleeping bag on the street if they can't rent a flat.Comment
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wtf?i dont think there government back your get less rent and trouble getting reinburst for damage...
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