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Being made homeless because of a clause

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  • Guest101
    Guest101 Posts: 15,764 Forumite
    YE im confused, how can the landlady give you notice, you have nothing to do with her?
  • ZippyUK
    ZippyUK Posts: 4 Newbie
    Annisele wrote: »
    Who gave you notice?

    If the "landlady" gave the notice, but you're actually Northwood's tenant, then the "landlady" has no right to give notice - and you might still be liable for the rent.

    The agents have given me notice, because my land lady has had enough of Northwood, and is ending her contract with them.

    She would happily go private with me but its this dam clause in her contract with Northwood.
  • DominicJ_2
    DominicJ_2 Posts: 373 Forumite
    The clause is there to stop people poaching tenants from northwood.
    I dont believe they can take your deposit for following the legally mandated eviction process. Is it protected? Have you been given the details?
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