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Claiming deposit back before start of tenancy
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Originally Posted by heartofglass89
No as we've split up?Blacksheep1979 wrote: »Well one of you may have still intended moving in - you weren't exactly clear on that matter in your original post.
If you've signed a contract you're either going to have to find someone acceptable by the landlord to take over the contract or pay any costs he incurs in finding someone (and or rent until this happens). You won't be seeing your deposit until there's a replacement (or the landlord is a fool).
And yet you saytried to get my ex to dig out the contract but apparently he's going to find a guarantor and take it over.0 -
Sorry things are just a bit up in the air and tough at the moment. Thanks for all advice.0
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