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K9sandFelines wrote: »Thank you, off to have a gander.
Ok thanks for that :T.
I also read this on https://www.gov.uk:
"At the end of the tenancy
The court may also decide that your tenants don’t have to leave the property when the tenancy ends if you didn’t use a TDP scheme when you should have"
Does this mean i can leave before the months notice?GC 2026 ~ Jan £213.45/180 Feb £180.21/£120 Mar £158.53/£150 April £63.23/£120 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month). £23.38/30 Bulk fund Two person vegan household, with occasional visitorsJoin me on the meal plan thread : https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6356309/could-we-start-a-meal-plan-thread-again-so-its-not-lost-in-the-gc/p1Forever learning the art of frugality0 -
You can leave whenever you want.K9sandFelines wrote: »Ok thanks for that :T.
I also read this on www.gov.uk:
"At the end of the tenancy
The court may also decide that your tenants don’t have to leave the property when the tenancy ends if you didn’t use a TDP scheme when you should have"
Does this mean i can leave before the months notice?
But your tenancy will continue, and rent be due, till you have given proper notice and it has expired.
Or unless a court has ended the tenancy eg following service of a S21 Notice by the landlord.0 -
You can leave whenever you want.
But your tenancy will continue, and rent be due, till you have given proper notice and it has expired.
Or unless a court has ended the tenancy eg following service of a S21 Notice by the landlord.
I will be giving notice; but i meant before the end of the notice period. This probably won't happen anyway, as i also have to work notice at work
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I shouldn't ask questions when i am tired
GC 2026 ~ Jan £213.45/180 Feb £180.21/£120 Mar £158.53/£150 April £63.23/£120 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month). £23.38/30 Bulk fund Two person vegan household, with occasional visitorsJoin me on the meal plan thread : https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6356309/could-we-start-a-meal-plan-thread-again-so-its-not-lost-in-the-gc/p1Forever learning the art of frugality0
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