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Possible Landlord harasment
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There are good/bad people in all walks of life. Stick to resolving the particular issues in this situation without making unhelpful and inaccurate generalisations.0 -
fully agree with what you say G_M. when the poster says they are "aware" the previous tenant was supposedly harrassed. how exactly? witnessed or just heresay.Teamwork means.......never having to take all the blame yourself
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Disregarding the legal point of view renting with an ast means you can give one month notice and the landlord can give 2 months.
You can't ignore the legal point of view! The law defines the agreement that the LL made with the T
T can give one tenancy month notice to quit
LL can give two tenancy months notice of proceedings
It is very clear in law that a LL cannot unilaterally end a tenancy and there is no obligation on a T to leave before the tenancy ends! This is a business, not a friendship so LL shouldn't really expect better than the agreement they made with the T.0 -
Sorry for my rudeness.0
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