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Do I have to disclose pregnancy?
RosiPossum
Posts: 519 Forumite
Hi,
I'm moving into a new flat in a week or so, and I'll be 20 weeks pregnant then.
Do I need to tell them? Could they refuse to let me the flat if I did?
Or can I wait until I'm settled to let them know.
This'll be in England.
Thank you
It'll be a let, from a letting agent. We've passed all of the reference and credit checks.
I'm moving into a new flat in a week or so, and I'll be 20 weeks pregnant then.
Do I need to tell them? Could they refuse to let me the flat if I did?
Or can I wait until I'm settled to let them know.
This'll be in England.
Thank you
It'll be a let, from a letting agent. We've passed all of the reference and credit checks.
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I Would say , no you Don't0
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I don't understand why you would need to? Unless it will make paying the rent a problem when you take maternity leave or the property specifically said no children?0
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Thanks,
no it didn't say no children. And my maternity leave is super so it won't be a problem for paying.
I just wasn't sure if they needed to know that we'll be moving another person in in July! Although, it's been living rent free in me for a while and didn't ask permission first. Cheeky thing
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But the new tenant has to be a permitted occupier currently? I would make sure that you make him/her sign a deed of surrender as soon as s/he can scribble promising to vacate on or before his/her eighteenth birthday (The flat I mean)
I can't believe I just wrote that.0 -
Ten times no. You do not have to disclose anything of the sort. It's a rental, not the spanish inquisition.0
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I'm baffled as to why anybody would even think they need to declare such a thing.
What next? Telling landlords that you have sex and therefore might get pregnant one day?Eat The Rich0 -
EatTheRitch wrote: »
What next? Telling landlords that you have sex and therefore might get pregnant one day?
I don't allow sex in any of my rentals.I'm not a lawyer, so this is just my opinion. Don't go acting on legal advice you get from a stranger on the internet!0 -
+1 for say nothing.
All the best with a safe, happy, largely comfortable preganancy & an easy delivery!0 -
gordonbennet wrote: »I don't allow sex in any of my rentals.
Yeah, Payment in kind won't pay the Buy to Let Interest will it, and it's not the 1800's anymore, so sleeping with the landlord in lieu of rent is frowned upon. :eek::rotfl:0 -
Mind you, I spoke to a bloke, who said, given have the chance, he'd rather not rent to single women, because "they are very dirty, and you have to deep clean when they leave"0
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