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Council want 4 weeks notice rent
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The tenancy for her old property would have stated she would have to give 4 weeks written notice if she wishes to end the tenancy. This is standard wording on most Council & HA tenancies and they are entitled to ask for the full notice period to be honoured.
She might be entitled to a HB overlap but there is strict eligibility criteria for this and from what you say, I don't think she is, but I'm not a HB expert so she needs to see their advice.0 -
MunnyBoiler wrote: »The tenancy for her old property would have stated she would have to give 4 weeks written notice if she wishes to end the tenancy. This is standard wording on most Council & HA tenancies and they are entitled to ask for the full notice period to be honoured.
She might be entitled to a HB overlap but there is strict eligibility criteria for this and from what you say, I don't think she is, but I'm not a HB expert so she needs to see their advice.
And whilst she is paying rent is she not entitled to keep the keys?0
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