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Lodger would like to move out before fixed term
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But you are because your landlord didn't live there. As pointed out you are a tenant in an HMO.brownbearl said:NinjaTune said:
Yes I'm not a tenant even though the document is worded as if I am one, I may have confused matters talking about that. My question was only whether the agreement I signed was enforceable.If you're a tenant then surely your Landlord should have put your deposit in a protected scheme?0 -
First I would find somewhere else to live, you do not want to make yourself homeless.
Next have a discussion with LL. If you feel unable to do this, write a letter & keep a copy:
I am not happy with (whatever behaviour you feel is unreasonable) and want to move out on XX/XX/XX.
If you agree to let me move out, I will not report you for failing to secure my deposit.
Deposit protection schemes and landlords: If you do not protect your tenants' deposit - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
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