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thanks.. have just dug out my agreement and its says in part of it: during the last 2 months of tenancy to permit at the discretion of the LL or his agent, a for sale or to let board to be displayed on the premises.
so thats fine with me then, it does say too that in the last 2 months of tenancy with a minimum of 24 hours written notification i have to permit the premises to be viewed during working hours by prospective tenants or purchasers who are authorised to do so by the landlord or agent :rolleyes:
so there is nothing i can do about that then i take it - i have to let them in?April 2014: A CAR!!!!!! :j 60th Anniversary Edition of Playboy mag signed by Hugh Hefner/Family pass to Twinlakes Family Theme Park/Rio 2 Goodies/£15 Promod Voucher/Nivea Sensitive Prize pack/John Frieda Cosmetic bag and bits/Tickets to New Kids On The Block + Meet and Greet0 -
the term about a HAVING to permit viewing during working hours is contary to your right to peaceful enjoyment of your home and as such would be an unfair contract term.. the only exception to this is to carry out repairs. If you need confirmation of this do a search on the OFT website or contact consumer direct:
http://www.consumerdirect.gov.uk/
they have advised me on exactly this issue before.0 -
Contacting your guarantor and the landlord's agent bombarding you with phonecalls constitutes harassment in my opinion. Mentioning this to them, preferably in writing, should make them back off. Harassment of a tenant is a criminal offence. No one has the right to enter your property without your permission.0
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