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Tenancy Period clarification
Malibusmash
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Can someone help please?
If a 12 month AST (England) runs from 13th June to 12th June, on what date is the 'end of a Tenancy period'? (Is is the 13th or the 12th?)
If a 12 month AST (England) runs from 13th June to 12th June, on what date is the 'end of a Tenancy period'? (Is is the 13th or the 12th?)
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The 12th is the last day of the tenancy. A new periodic tenancy will begin on the 13th if you haven't vacated, haven't returned the keys or haven't removed your possessions from the property. If giving notice to end a tenancy, you'll need to give however much notice required by your contract or by law and this notice should expire on the last day of a tenancy.0
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Tansy_1980 wrote: »The 12th is the last day of the tenancy. A new periodic tenancy will begin on the 13th if you haven't vacated, haven't returned the keys or haven't removed your possessions from the property. If giving notice to end a tenancy, you'll need to give however much notice required by your contract or by law and this notice should expire on the last day of a tenancy.
Mostly right.
Keys are irrelevant. Holding keys doesnt continue the tenancy.0 -
12th June is the last day of the fixed term tenancy. A tenant can vacate the property on 12th June without giving any notice (although it is polite to do so). If the tenant remains in the property on 13th June a Statutory Periodic Tenancy will automatically start and notice would be required to end the SPT.
See Ending/Renewing an AST for further information.
Edit: Although I see G_M already provided you with the link on another of your threads yesterday which if you had read you would have known the answer to your question.
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Further edit: The link was also provided in April by G_M. I think you ought to read it.
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Thanks all, however I'm more after clarification around the monthly "Tenancy Period", regarding the serving of notices etc.
(Eg. I'm sure I'm right in saying that the "Tenancy Period" isn't when the Tenant pays rent.)0 -
Use the link and read the information in G_M's very helpful guide!!!!!! He has even provided an example explaining tenancy periods!!!0
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Yes thanks Pixie, very useful link as usual, from which I've gleaned that the Tenancy Period in question runs from 13th to 12th of every month.0
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Malibusmash wrote: »Yes thanks Pixie, very useful link as usual, from which I've gleaned that the Tenancy Period in question runs from 13th to 12th of every month.
Correct
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I haven't been repeating myself have I? Hope you're not all getting bored.....0
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