Gaurantors

Eriksprangle

As a gaurentor, does my rent liability go if a landlord gives notice to Tennant and the notice period has passed? 

Slithery

No. Your are on the hook until the tenancy ends.

oldbikebloke

your liability ends only when the tenancy ends

notice from the LL does not end the tenancy, only a court can do that

of course if the tenant moves out at the end of the notice period then yes, the tenancy has ended and so has your liability - subject to rent being paid up to the end date of course.

is the guarantee for the rent only, or any you also liable for any damages not covered by a deposit?

Morbier

As I see it, as long as the tenant is occupying the property (and liable to pay the rent) then you, as guarantor, are also liable.  You say that the notice period has passed, so I'm assuming the tenant is still in residence?  If so, he's still subject to the terms of his tenancy agreement.  

theartfullodger

It depends on the exact wording of YOUR guarantee and also if landlord/agent has followed the right procedures.  See e.g.

https://england.shelter.org.uk/legal/housing_options/paying_for_accommodation/guarantors

Many guarantees are not legally enforceable although some guarantors will pay up as worried about court action.

Don't just pay up when asked..

greatcrested

The reples above are generally true, but the exact wording of the Deed of Guarantee, or guarantee agreement, need to be known. Please quote.