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Ending joint tenancy
Firewallrob
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Hi, I recently gave my notice on a tenancy I had with my ex wife.
The letting agency said they needed both of us to confirm.
My ex assures me she has done so and I will check with agency.
My question is ......
If everyone is out of the property AND I have given the required notice, is it the exes problem only .....
Or am I somehow still involved ?
Surely once I give notice, and paid the required remaining month or so, I should be free of comeback ?
The letting agency said they needed both of us to confirm.
My ex assures me she has done so and I will check with agency.
My question is ......
If everyone is out of the property AND I have given the required notice, is it the exes problem only .....
Or am I somehow still involved ?
Surely once I give notice, and paid the required remaining month or so, I should be free of comeback ?
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One person giving the appropriate notice in a joint-tenancy gives notice for both. Trouble starts when not all parties actually leave the property by the last day of notice. Do you think that this is likely to happen?0
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There is only me there, and im leaving well before the expiry, so no probs there.
Only thing I can think of is they knew we had split up, so asked for both parties in case one party wanted to stay ???0 -
The notice ends the tenancy. If one of the joint tenant remains at the property then it is only between him/her and the landlord, the other ex-joint tenant(s) cannot be help liable for anything.0
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