Landlord trying to stop me any overnight guests under any circumstances

Cakeguts

On the nights when you see your girlfriend get a hotel room and both stay over there.

Crashy_Time

Slinky wrote: »

I bet you'd have said exactly the same thing if Clinton had won.........

Well...the pundits were saying base rates would rise under a Clinton administration......BUT it is not really about what I say is it, it is about the realities of what is happening in the credit markets?

moneyistooshorttomention

Cakeguts wrote: »

On the nights when you see your girlfriend get a hotel room and both stay over there.

With the landlord paying for it presumably? - as he is the one that doesn't wish to abide by his own contract.

booksurr

Crashy_Time wrote: »

BUT it is not really about what I say is it,

Amen to that

marksoton

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Trump victory likely to push mortgage rates up? She might need someone paying a second share soon enough.......

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Well...the pundits were saying base rates would rise under a Clinton administration......BUT it is not really about what I say is it, it is about the realities of what is happening in the credit markets?

Have a word with yourself mate.

OP, really. Just look at extricating yourself. You will not win this one.

Especially if the LL really is chinese. They simply don't accept your argument.

Crashy_Time

marksoton wrote: »

Have a word with yourself mate.

OP, really. Just look at extricating yourself. You will not win this one.

Especially if the LL really is chinese. They simply don't accept your argument.

So nothing happening in the credit markets then?

glasgowdan

Crashy, have another look at the thread title, you special little person.

moneyistooshorttomention

Think what marksoton is referring to is the concept of keeping "face". See:

www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/living/articles/keeping_face_in_china.shtml

to explain.

I was warned of this before in an incident some years back that I had (in Britain) - but went ahead - and it was a head-on clash. But I did so - and would do so again in those circumstances.

The landlord knows the rules - he was the one that made this contract and it's irrelevant whether he actually understood the nature of such a contract. It was his responsibility to understand it - so I would still go right ahead and make him either stick to his own contract OR accept the contract was terminated without any penalty to me OR carry right on living there as per normal for the rest of the contract..