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Tenancy Agreement Wording Query
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m00c0w04
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Hi all,
I was reading my Tenancy Agreement before signing it today, and I think it looks as though there's an error in it.
Surely it should state 2017 for a 24 month tenancy?
I'm posting because I'm struggling to reach both my agent and the letting agent due to the bank holiday.
What are your thoughts? I don't want to sign on the dotted line if the "typo" could run me into trouble later on.
Many thanks!
I was reading my Tenancy Agreement before signing it today, and I think it looks as though there's an error in it.
Surely it should state 2017 for a 24 month tenancy?
I'm posting because I'm struggling to reach both my agent and the letting agent due to the bank holiday.
What are your thoughts? I don't want to sign on the dotted line if the "typo" could run me into trouble later on.
Many thanks!
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That's an obvious typo. Tell them to correct it or cross and correct.0
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Do you want a 12 or 24 month tenancy?
Just cross out and correct the relevant word, initial the correction, sign, make a photocopy, and return.
Sorted.0
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