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Please help! Joint and Several Release issues

Talyl · 2022-03-04 17:39:05

I'm hoping ssomeone can please help as I'm at my wits end. I gave 5 weeks notice of my intention to leave a property where I'm part of a joint and several contract (though on the contract itself it says 'joint and independent') and a few days after my request for a reference the landlord decided he's thinking of selling.…

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Talyl Posts: 5 Forumite

10 March 2022 at 6:42PM

Thank you all for the time you've taken to respond and apologies for not getting back a couple of days ago. A lot has been happening and I'm pleased to say that the landlord, though he has decided to sell, has also agreed to a new 6 month tenancy with the person who was going to take over my place happy with that. This means I am now released from the agreement. I'll look into the rent repayment order as I didn't know that was even a thing. For now I'm just pleased to be able to move on with my life and will never enter into such a contract again now that I know what they can mean.

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