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Good for you but get her to put it in writing!Opinion, advice and information are different things. Don't be surprised if you receive all 3 in response.
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As above.
The notice they sent is still valid.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0 -
really?
Ok! I'll make sure to do that Monday morning then!
Didn't realise that.0 -
Hi Allprocdolydin1985 wrote: »EDIT: just found in the agreement: As from the 1st anniversary of the tenancy start date we may serve a conversion notice on you, telling you that this tenancy is to be regarded as an assured non short-hold tenancy. We will normaly serve this conversion notice on you, unless before the 1st anniversary of the tenancy start date: we have started proceedings for possession against you or we have served a notice under section 21 ( 4 ) of the housing act 1988 that we require possession and we issue proceedings for possession within two months of the expiry of this notice if we do serve a conversion notice you will receive additional rights effective from that date which are set out in this agreement the other terms and conditions of this agreement will remain the same. this agreement is intended to create an assured short hold tenancy agreement as defined in sections 19a of the housing act 1988 (as amended by the housing act 1996 ) and the provisions for recovery of possession by us in section 21 of the housing act 1988 apply accordingly. This condition no longer applies if and when we serve a conversion notice and the agreement becomes an assured non short-hold tenancy agreement.
Be wary .....
Looks like yet another spammer/troll profile building up a posting history ... it's the third one I've noticed today. Don't know whether it's using context based software automated copy/paste or simply someone who is very, very quick ... but I suspect the first ....
HTH
Z"We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit. " ...... Aristotle
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