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Can we withdraw our notice to leave rental?
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About the post that says a notice to quit can't unilaterally be withdrawn....
Upon reflection, if, for example, I wanted to definitely leave on the 1st November and my contract says two months' notice then I submitted my notice in good time. However, as legally I only need to give one month's notice then I am withdrawing it before it legally stands anyway.... right???A vision without a plan is just a dream.0 -
About the post that says a notice to quit can't unilaterally be withdrawn....
Upon reflection, if, for example, I wanted to definitely leave on the 1st November and my contract says two months' notice then I submitted my notice in good time. However, as legally I only need to give one month's notice then I am withdrawing it before it legally stands anyway.... right???
No.
Notice of at least 1 month.
There's a minimum time, not a maximum.0 -
About the post that says a notice to quit can't unilaterally be withdrawn....
Upon reflection, if, for example, I wanted to definitely leave on the 1st November and my contract says two months' notice then I submitted my notice in good time. However, as legally I only need to give one month's notice then I am withdrawing it before it legally stands anyway.... right???
Members (like guest 101)stating it is a months notice are what cause this sort of confusion.
I said, it is "at least" a month etc etc.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0
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