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Holdover- play by their rules or..... ?
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There is another thread running on this, so we should probably decide where to discuss the update.
As I mentioned there, you really should try establishing direct contact with your landlord before you give in.0 -
Talk to the LL directly, there's a very good chance he doesn't even know this is going on and thinks you are leaving of your own accord.0
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You've received some excellent advice but I was concerned by the above. Do they have access to your account? Bank account? ie a direct debit mandate or other? If so, given their unprofessionalism I would cancel it and pay by a means that is firmly in your control!....
I guess they cannot take more money then the agreed rent from my account, because they didn't charged me the backdated rent, they just tried to bully me to give them the money ...
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Also as suggested, check the validity of the Notice you've received AND contact the landlord direct.
Good luck.0
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