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Can I terminate my tenant's tenancy early for having an unauthorised pet?

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  • Riggyman
    Riggyman Posts: 185 Forumite
    higgledypiggledy_pop wrote: »
    I have also reviewed the Possession section and I can see that my tenants are breaking 5 of the 'Discretionary' grounds. It does also specify that anti-social behaviour can include "minor problems with dogs", which I think we have gone beyond! Would it matter at all that this is specified in the contract or would it be judged the same in all cases in a court, regardless of wording?

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  • DCFC79
    DCFC79 Posts: 40,641 Forumite
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    lovinituk wrote: »
    O...M...G!!

    It's people like this that tar the decent landlords with the same sh1tty old reputation.

    Dont forgoet the OP isn't a traditional landlord.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 7,323 Forumite
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    OP go to a solicitor who actually speciaiises in tenancy law. Then maybe you will take seriously any advice given. I do NOT know why you are bothering to post on here and ignore all the advice given - unless the whole situation is made up.

    Just go to a specialist solicitor. Or the people I copied a link for you for much earlier in the thread. Bet you can't even remember that let alone looked at it.
  • lovinituk
    lovinituk Posts: 5,711 Forumite
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    DCFC79 wrote: »
    Dont forgoet the OP isn't a traditional landlord.
    Should never have been one of any kind....ever!
  • The_Real_Cheddar_Bob
    The_Real_Cheddar_Bob Posts: 542 Forumite
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    lovinituk wrote: »
    Should never have been one of any kind....ever!


    although if this was the case, we would have missed out on such an entertaining thread.
  • hunters
    hunters Posts: 827 Forumite
    hunters wrote: »
    You do realise the whole thread is a wind up??

    Reposting :D
    :j
  • higgledypiggledy_pop
    higgledypiggledy_pop Posts: 148 Forumite
    deannatrois wrote: »
    OP go to a solicitor who actually speciaiises in tenancy law. Then maybe you will take seriously any advice given. I do NOT know why you are bothering to post on here and ignore all the advice given - unless the whole situation is made up.

    Just go to a specialist solicitor. Or the people I copied a link for you for much earlier in the thread. Bet you can't even remember that let alone looked at it.

    I have taken it seriously and tried to act on it!! I can't pay for a specialist solicitor at the moment due to owing HMRC so much, which is why I am trying to figure some of it out myself and only getting a certain amount of legal advice. For me it seemed that the priority was to get hold of my agent and recover some monies from him, rather than go straight to a specialist solicitor, so I have put someone onto that first. (I realise now that our family solicitor is actually not that expensive compared with a property law specialist.)
  • higgledypiggledy_pop
    higgledypiggledy_pop Posts: 148 Forumite
    Riggyman wrote: »
    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    I did not really ask a ridiculous question.
  • 00ec25
    00ec25 Posts: 9,123 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    higgledypiggledy_pop wrote: »
    I did [STRIKE]not really ask[/STRIKE] start a ridiculous [STRIKE]question[/STRIKE] thread.
    corrected for you, free of charge to boot
  • bertiewhite
    bertiewhite Posts: 1,904 Forumite
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    higgledypiggledy_pop wrote: »
    (I realise now that our family solicitor is actually not that expensive compared with a property law specialist.)

    They could be in the long run ;)
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