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Joint Tenancy Agreement - Breaking Up
anon11_2
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Hello, I am currently 4 months into a 6 months joint lease. Having split up with the partner which I share the property with, we have broken up. I am unsure who is entitled to remain here or not, the financial checks for the lease were carried out in my name and I pay 100% of the rent & bills.
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If you're both on the tenancy agreement then you're both entitled to live there, regardless of who actually physically pays the rent to the landlord. Which one of you stays and which one of you goes is between the two of you but whatever happens the rent must be paid in full until the end of the tenancy and if they can't extract the money from one they will go after the other.
This doesn't sound very complicated and I'm wondering if either I've missed something or there's a bit more to this0
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