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Appointed LPA receivers

Aimeejoy89 · 2017-06-03 23:23:50

Hi I need some help here . Our property was taken over by LPA receiver just 3 month into our contract. The agents acting on behalf of the LPA receiver have advised we are in a binding contract that ends in October this year and that we are unable to end the contract early. Is this right? My partner and I are itching to…

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xylophone Posts: 45,622 Forumite

5 June 2017 at 11:57AM

I has assumed that they moved in to the property early this year but of course I could be wrong.

But it doesn't change the fact that they had no security of tenure beyond the term of their contract so presumably had plans in place?

And I still don't understand what difference the repossession it makes to their contract - they continue to pay the rent to whomsoever it is rightfully due and start making plans for their future accommodation?

And it is still the case that moving with an infant under two months old should not be too taxing?

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