Ending a rental agreement

jules06

Does not need to find anyone to take on tenancy as its not a shared house, they are all individual rooms.

Guest101

jules06 wrote: »

Well that sadly is a question of debate !

At the time she was heavily medicated. Was not really functioning on any "normal" level

Not really (whilst I sympathise) - either she was capable of making decisions or she wasn't - LEGALLY.


I suspect she was, though understandably you are upset. It's not like she did anything particularly odd by signing a new agreement for the following year. Indeed many people would do that.

jules06

Just found the guarantor email and it clearly states its only for this academic year

Guest101

jules06 wrote: »

Does not need to find anyone to take on tenancy as its not a shared house, they are all individual rooms.

indeed.


Break the contract, remind the agent to mitigate their loss, probably lose any holding deposit (if applicable) and pay any additional costs.

Guest101

jules06 wrote: »

Just found the guarantor email and it clearly states its only for this academic year

Email?


A guarantor agreement should be executed as a deed (which requires a witness)

jules06

I'm not upset she signed it, I just want whats best for her, and at this moment in time its not returning to uni in the new academic year, But if shes does and its whole heartily that we support her as we have done in the previous 2 years.

She has not attended uni since before Easter. Tbh, has come out as transgender and is having huge anxiety issues. finding it impossible to walk through the uni doors. I cant fund her to sit in her room all day, that's what her bedroom is for, ans that's free !!

jules06

Yep its in an email

jules06

The email reads as follows;

Dear Guarantor

**** has advised us that you will be his guarantor for his forthcoming stay at ********* for the 2015/16 academic year. Please complete the following and return back to me:

The attached Guarantor Agreement
Provide photographic ID (copy passport or drivers licence) and a recent utility bill dated within the last 3 months

You can return the paperwork via email or post to the address below.

Guest101

jules06 wrote: »

I'm not upset she signed it, I just want whats best for her, and at this moment in time its not returning to uni in the new academic year, But if shes does and its whole heartily that we support her as we have done in the previous 2 years.

She has not attended uni since before Easter. Tbh, has come out as transgender and is having huge anxiety issues. finding it impossible to walk through the uni doors. I cant fund her to sit in her room all day, that's what her bedroom is for, ans that's free !!

that's fine, and she needs to contact an LGBT support group (maybe via her union).


Doesn't change the legalities at all though

Guest101

jules06 wrote: »

The email reads as follows;

Dear Guarantor

**** has advised us that you will be his guarantor for his forthcoming stay at ********* for the 2015/16 academic year. Please complete the following and return back to me:

The attached Guarantor Agreement
Provide photographic ID (copy passport or drivers licence) and a recent utility bill dated within the last 3 months

You can return the paperwork via email or post to the address below.

The guarantor agreement, needs to be witnessed - I presume it wasn't.


Eitherway we're getting into academic discussions. The rent for this tenancy is payable until the end.


Next years contract is as ive described above