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Tenant sends termination notice - landlord not home

blon · 2015-04-30 13:07:18

Hello, my AST agreement includes a break clause according to which either party can terminate the contract at any time by giving no less than 3 months prior notice to the other party by first class post or handing over in person. Aiming to terminate on 31 July, I send the letter by First Class Signed For von 29 April. It…

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Landofwood Posts: 765 Forumite

30 April 2015 at 4:48PM

G_M wrote: »

So people are seriously suggesting that as a LL I would need my contract to read "served by unsigned for 1st class post"?

Hogwash.

If I want service by 1st class with the added benefit of recorded or whatever then that's what I should specify.

Nobody said that. Stop confusing matters.

YOU are suggesting that the OP has not fulfilled their obligations by sending their letter by first class recorded. This is silly. I suggest you go get a coffee and have a think about it.

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