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How many days notice?
flimf
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I have a rather casual rolling contract with my private landlord. When moving in a while ago I asked about notice and he said we'll sort something out when the time comes. Being an excited young 20 something moving out of my parents house, I didn't care at the time.
My rent comes out on the 1st of each month. Should I aim to give notice just before the 1st, for 30 days notice? Or is 2 months the given?
My rent comes out on the 1st of each month. Should I aim to give notice just before the 1st, for 30 days notice? Or is 2 months the given?
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Should normally be 1 calendar month and must expire on the date your rent is taken.0
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Does that still count if we pay for the up and coming month on the 1st?0
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What date did the property become yours? Did you ever have a fixed term or has it been a rolling agreement from the start?Don't listen to me, I'm no expert!0
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We paid on the 1st, and it was ours to move in on the 1st.
Rolling contract from the start
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You would need to serve notice by the 1st of the month and be moved out by the last day of the month.0
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Thank you 0
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Did you pay a deposit? Was it registered? (assuming you have a rental tenancy and do not live in the same house as the landlord as a lodger).0
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No deposit.0
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