eviction mid rent term

franklee

marliepanda wrote: »

If you are asking them to leave you cannot make them pay for the time they are not in residence.

That would seem a common sense approach, it's what the OP has been asking all along but IMO it's not been definitively answered in this thread yet as the law often doesn't follow common sense.

There was an earlier point that the tenant cannot claim a refund of rent for the unused part of the rental period but that's a different issue, It may be the tenant is doing a calculation up front in order to pay the correct amount so a refund would not come into it.

G_M

goonarmy wrote: »

Its entirely about an eviction but there is no forcing involved;)
Contradiction of terms. Until/unless you make clear who is trying to achieve what, and how, you are just going to continue to tie yourelf, and us, up in knots.

Dont worry about who is what, thats irrelevant.
No. It's not. Since you are misusing terms and being legally ambiguous, it is only by understanding the who what why that we can correct your misunderstandings and advise you sensibly.

So if the term runs from the first of the month till the end of the calender month and the eviction notice given is dated for say the fifteenith if the month, is it right to expect a tenant to pay for the entirerity of the month even though the tennant is resident for half of the month?

"Eviction Notice"? Not really any such thing, so what do you mean? S21 Notice (which is NOT an 'eviction notice')? Court possession order?.......

Since you are clearly determined not to answer sensible questions to clarify things, I see no purpose in assisting further.

goonarmy

jjlandlord wrote: »

You have been told the legal position.

Now you do not want to clarify the situation and you try to extract more information by asking more and more 'hypothetical' questions, which are probably not relevant to the issue... Therefore I suggest you see a solicitor who will be happy to sit for hours with you as he will be paid for it.

Well why cant i expect a straight answer to a straight question? Forum failing again.
clarification isnt going to help. Ive repeated my question several times now. If you dont have an answer thats fine. But dont try to complicate matters.

goonarmy

G_M wrote: »

"Eviction Notice"? Not really any such thing, so what do you mean? S21 Notice (which is NOT an 'eviction notice')? Court possession order?.......

Since you are clearly determined not to answer sensible questions to clarify things, I see no purpose in assisting further.

Whats the wording at the top of a section 21 then?A little presumptuious to say you have assisted thus far isnt it?