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Bungarm2001 · 2008-09-17 22:41:11

Well, it is looking more and more like we are going to have to bite the bullet and serve two of our ex-tenants with small claims court summons. We have never had to do this before because when we have chased for arrears in the past, the tenants have always paid up (eventually) before we ever came close to the small claims…

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Bungarm2001 Posts: 686 Forumite

20 September 2008 at 1:18AM

Many thanks tbs624

They are indeed uni students, but all in their last year. The one who left in December dropped out, and the other two have now disappeared into the long grass.

Decided on LBA to the tenants who stayed on until August, give 7 days for a reply and see what happens next.

Thanks to everyone for all your support and advice.

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