should we get rid of our tenants in order tosell quick?

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franklee wrote: »

Sorry but I really can't understand what point you are trying to make anymore.

If the AST says access is to be allowed with 24 hours written notice yet later on when it comes to a viewing the tenant expressly says no in breach of the tenancy agreement then if the landlord goes in anyway that is against the tenant's express wishes.

Correct

franklee wrote:

So what legal recourse do you think the landlord has in response to that express NO? If you could state exactly what steps you as landlord would take in the above situation, making clear if court is involved or not, then perhaps I will understand what your view is.

The same legal sanction that applies to any breach the tenancy agreement
Plus the difficulty the tenant will face in obtaining an alternative rented property due to no previous LL reference

franklee wrote:

Likewise if the tenant then goes on to change the locks what then what legal recourse do you think the landlord has? Again if you could state exactly what steps you as landlord would take again making clear if court is involved or not.

Irrelevant - why bother to do this unless the tenant plans to breach the terms of the tenancy agreement that permits the LL access rights?