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Couple of tenancy related questions.....
My landlord has written to me to tell me I have to move out by April as he wants to sell the house and this has thrown up a couple of questions...
First question....
When I give him notice to quit does it have to start on the day I normally pay rent which is the 28th thus giving me a final date of the 28th or can I give him notice from the 1st of the month and leave on the 1st?
Second question....
He sent us a new T/A to start from October 28th but we've already found a new place to live. He's signed it but as yet we haven't. Do the Statutory notice periods still apply?
Ta in advance!!!
Em
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I recommend that you speak to your LL. Under the circumstances, your LL may agree to your requested date.
I assume your tenancy ends on 27 October and no notice is required if you move out on time. Stay (without signing the new AST) and the tenancy becomes periodic with a month's notice required (to start on the rent payment day).
Please be as reasonable with him as he has been with you. After all, he could have waited until you signed a new AST before breaking the news about the intended sale.
Best wishes in your new home.
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