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Question about ending tenancy.
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So...A tenant can post a letter anytime they feel like, and it's valid.
An interesting concept.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0 -
So...A tenant can post a letter anytime they feel like, and it's valid.
An interesting concept.
Are you answering me?
Cos I'm not talking about posting a letter. I'm talking about putting it in the hand of the LL's representative during their office opening hours.
And I fail to see why, a letter give to them at 4:31 should be less valid than one given at 4:29.
And if that really is the case I don't think that's it's unreasonable to ask for the law that says so.
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tim123456789 wrote: »Are you answering me?
No I wasn't.
Hand delivered, e-mailed or posted etc. There seems to be no rules that a tenant has to follow for serving of notices.
A tenant could hand deliver a notice at 23.59hrs on a friday night(the last day of a tenancy period) to an office that the landlord put as an address for serving of notices, and a court would deem it served that day, and not the following Monday.
Shocking.:eek:Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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