Student in Assured Shorthold Tenancy

G_M

Firstly, yes - you are quoting Scottish law, and since this is an AST (not a SAT), the OP's daughter's friend cannot be in Scotland.

Second, thank goodness Westminster has more sense than to expect LL's to act as Social Workers, or Police, or Psychiatrists.

And thirdly, from your same source:

The law defines antisocial behaviour as behaving in a way that is causing or is likely to result in alarm, intimidation or distress, or a sequence of activities that causes this. It affects at least one other person living in another household and cannot be an isolated incident.

At least the Scots have enough sense not to force LLs to interfere with what goes on within a household.

skintandfat

G_M wrote: »

Firstly, yes - you are quoting Scottish law, and there is no indication the OP's daughter's friend is in Scotland.

Second, thank goodness Westminster has more sense than to expect LL's to act as Social Workers, or Police, or Psychiatrists.

And thirdly, from your same source:

At least the Scots have enough sense not to force LLs to interfere with what goes on within a household.

As the property is a multiple occupancy it is effectively different households - this is why there are different tenancy agreements for each occupant

missbiggles1

skintandfat wrote: »

As the property is a multiple occupancy it is effectively different households - this is why there are different tenancy agreements for each occupant

There aren't different tenancy agreements - that's the whole point.

G_M

skintandfat wrote: »

As the property is a multiple occupancy it is effectively different households - this is why there are different tenancy agreements for each occupant

Read the OP:

Girl (a student)enters into 12-month AST agreement from July this year with two friends. All are jointly and severally liable.......

Getting bored correcting you now......