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Help, My Landlord is Unreasonable
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            I thought an unsigned inventory was the same as none at all, as you do not have an agreement of what was in the house or what condition it was in I think the LL has no come back.
If you are going to worry write to the LL asking them to do an inspection in the last month so that you can both discuss the condition of the house and how it will be left. If you feel there is disagreement then you can contact the deposit scheme and advise them what has happened, they can then liaise between you and LL and get a conclusion - this is excately what the deposit schemes where set up for.
Good Luck with your next place.0 - 
            Thanks for all your responses.... will be happy to just leave here ad use it as an experience :-)0
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            Hi,
Please can all of you kind guys help again.....??
Following on from the previous situation (Of which nothing has been done to rectify any of the issues quoted).... we are due to vacate the property on 3rd April having found accommodation through an agent.
Our original assured shorthold tenancy contract clearly states that it was to end on the 1st March (Up to and including). At the start of the contract I was told by my LL that after this date it would be a rolling month by month contract. As previously stated we were given two months to leave by this landlord which was to be the 5th April (Served 5th February). We gave a required one months notice to leave on th 3rd April.
I assumed that the implied monthly contract starts on the 1st of each month and runs upto and including the 1st of the following month (Given the previous end date) and as I am vacating the property on the 3rd I have worked out that I should be paying an annualised daily rate for the 2nd and 3rd of April.....
I am told by my landlord that I must pay 6 days from the 29th March through to and including the 3rd April - are they trying to pull a trick here, I really dont want to have to hand over money when I am losing hand over fist already being here for the last 6 months....?0 
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