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Help with landlord again please.
bonfire1966
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My two year tenancy agreement ran feb 14th 2015 till Feb 13th 2017. Since then I have been in a month to month periodic tenancy. I have recently left this property giving one months notice. When I signed the tenancy I paid an extra £250 for two weeks rent to enable my payments for rent to come out of my bank on the 28th of the month, pay day.
When I have notice I have it from the 14th Feb 18 till the 13th March 18. Is this right?? Or have I made a mistake?? The landlord is annoying me with this issue. I have given him £275 to cover the two months re t into March 2018.
Thanks for any help again. Much appreciated.
When I have notice I have it from the 14th Feb 18 till the 13th March 18. Is this right?? Or have I made a mistake?? The landlord is annoying me with this issue. I have given him £275 to cover the two months re t into March 2018.
Thanks for any help again. Much appreciated.
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Your periodic tenancy periods run from 14th of each month to 13th of the next month.bonfire1966 wrote: »My two year tenancy agreement ran feb 14th 2015 till Feb 13th 2017. Since then I have been in a month to month periodic tenancy. I have recently left this property giving one months notice. When I signed the tenancy I paid an extra £250 for two weeks rent to enable my payments for rent to come out of my bank on the 28th of the month, pay day.
When I have notice I have it from the 14th Feb 18 till the 13th March 18. Is this right?? Or have I made a mistake?? The landlord is annoying me with this issue. I have given him £275 to cover the two months re t into March 2018.
Thanks for any help again. Much appreciated.
You have to give a full periods notice. On what date did you serve notice (not send it, serve it)?
see also:
* Ending/renewing an AST: what happens when a fixed term ends? How can a LL or tenant end a tenancy? What is a periodic tenancy?0 -
Hi thanks for the reply I gave notice on the 14th Feb to end on 13th March. Looks like what I have done is correct.0
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Yes - probably! Certainly it was the best you could do!bonfire1966 wrote: »Hi thanks for the reply I gave notice on the 14th Feb to end on 13th March. Looks like what I have done is correct.
Though arguably that is one day short of a full period.........
Hopefully the LL won't make it an issue though.0
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