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Giving notice on short assured tenancy
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Yeah to be honest we aren't fussed about the deposit anyway. Of course it would be nice to get it back. But we are prepared for the loss as well. Many thanks for your helplet he without sin cast the first stone0
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Each to their own but that deposit is your money, you are entitled to it back. You could use the money to get something nice for your new home.0
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Check the register
https://www.landlordregistrationscotland.gov.uk/Pages/PublicSearch.aspx?css=large
As far as the deposit goes- you could be entitled to 3 x the deposit if it isn't protected.
Call your local council as they have a private sector landlord office and can look up the landlord / property in more detail than the public register.0
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