Service occupancy rights

Jillanddy

marcia_ said:

Marcon said:

marcia_ said:

 Imo if the room forms part of your contract? They shouldn't be forcing you out just because you are on holiday. 

Completely agree with you, but it's not a crime. 

 Never said it was but am curious as to if the OP has a contact and what it says about accommodation 

What it doesn't say - and nobody needs to see it to know this - is that the OP has no rights to someone else's property. Service occupancy, if that applies,  is the "gold standard". And it really isn't much of one. Assuming the OP needs a job to come back to after their holiday,  this isn't the time to start contractual arguments. Or any other kind of argument. I note from previous posts that the OP is a foreign national. As they said,  they have no property in the UK and  possibly nowhere else to go.