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Tenancy ends in 2 weeks, LL incommunicado!
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jjlandlord wrote: »I'm fully aware of these. They never explained why they think not notice is necessary considering a s.21 notice has no effect on the tenancy... So the only prudent advice to tenants is to serve notice, or to have the surrender in writing with landlord.
How can that possibly be prudent advice to this tenant who had posted just today about an S21 that expires on 27th of June? Your post on this particular thread:jjlandlord wrote: »OP did not say why he thinks the tenancy will end. The way he put it he might be thinking that it will end because of the s.21 notice... But it won't.
could easily mislead the OP (or other readers in a similar position) into thinking they will owe another months rent in lieu of notice.jjlandlord wrote: »Some document you mentioned from their site was removed, and I strongly believe it was but it was incorrect. If they have a position on an issue they should be able to defend it... Note that they never replied to lawcruncher's comment which made a contradictory point.
I don't see that removed document is any relevance to this thread unless you think their revamping their website some years ago, removing a whole section of documents, invalidates blog comments I've quoted above that are still present on the link I gave? Follow the link to check they are still there for yourself
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could easily mislead the OP (or other readers in a similar position) into thinking they will owe another months rent in lieu of notice.
It's not misleading because it could very well be the case that the landlord them liable liable for a month rent in lieu of notice depending on the tenancy situation if he so chooses.
Hence the only prudent advice to tenants leaving after being served a s.21 notice (during a periodic tenancy): Serve your notice to quit or get an acceptance of surrender signed by landlord!comments I've quoted above that are still present on the link I gave? Follow the link to check they are still there for yourself
I know and did read the post and the comments, and I commented on this in my previous post.0 -
http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/notice_to_quit.htm
The s.21 is the notice to quit, give up possession by the date specified by handing the keys back (obtain proof either of delivery or signed acknowledgement), take pictures of the building and make sure to give the landlord a forwarding address to send a cheque for the balance of the deposit.0 -
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Please Guys!!!
The thread wasn't about if our tenancy ends!
My question was what to do at the end of the tenancy!
The thread seems to have gotten away from my question!Turning our clutter to top up our house deposit: £3000/£303.05 we're on our way!0 -
jjlandlord wrote: »A s.21 notice is NOT a notice to quit. (I'm going to make T-shirts or something)
what is a s.21 notice then?!0 -
It gets flagged up on here so many times.....
Mind you it does not help when LLZ's page headed " notice to quit" is misleading. No mention of necessity for court order if T remains in situ0 -
Ok so finally LL has sent a response.
Our Tenancy ends on the 27th June. He has responded that our tenancy ends at Midnight on the 27th and we need to get the keys to the LA no later than the start of business on the 28th!
This is totally not possible as we are moving away from the area. So not sure how we are suppose to hand back the keys.
He has also
"The Inventory and check out procedure will be handled by a third party and I will revert to you their availability"
Can we insist this is carried out on our last day?Turning our clutter to top up our house deposit: £3000/£303.05 we're on our way!0 -
Our Tenancy ends on the 27th June. He has responded that our tenancy ends at Midnight on the 27th and we need to get the keys to the LA no later than the start of business on the 28th!
This is totally not possible as we are moving away from the area. So not sure how we are suppose to hand back the keys.
In your initial post you stated that your tenancy ends on 27th June, so this shouldn't be news to you - how/when were you planning to return the keys?You were only killing time and it'll kill you right back0
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