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Surrendering a tenancy early?
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Uhm what?
What has your housing position got to do with your employer? whether you rent, own, live in a caravan or whatever.
and how would they know anyway? are you sure you werent being fobbed off?
No, I'm not being fobbed off. I move locations every 6 months, and if that's outside my local area I can rent another property for which my employer will pay. However, they will only pay if I genuinely have a double commitment - eg another tenancy or own a home elsewhere. And I need to prove the double commitment or they won't pay.0 -
Adereterial wrote: »No, I'm not being fobbed off. I move locations every 6 months, and if that's outside my local area I can rent another property for which my employer will pay. However, they will only pay if I genuinely have a double commitment - eg another tenancy or own a home elsewhere. And I need to prove the double commitment or they won't pay.
But you would have another tenancy, its called a Statutory Periodic TENANCY.
And how did you prove the double commitment, i presume by showing them a document? - a document does not a tenancy make.0
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