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1977 Rent Act Tenancy - Nightmare Situation
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Banned again, by the look of it.Tiglet2 said:Where's @diystarter7 when you need him..........?8 -
S48 requires an address to be provided for the serving of notices.
It is S3 that requires the new landlord to identify himself/themselves.
As was pointed out, with quote from the Act, early in the thread....0 -
It’s because of tenants like the OP that some landlords will either remove them by other than legal means or appoint an agent who will.MattMattMattUK said:Reading through this thread it seems like you are forcing an argument for arguments sake rather than any valid reason or legal grounds and I really cannot see this ending well for you. If you want a create a dispute for your own amusement there are ways to do that which have far fewer repercussions and costs than the path you have chosen here.
I do hope the landlord here manages to move him on.1 -
Tiglet2 said:Where's @diystarter7 when you need him..........?elsien said:I’m sure he’ll be back in due course in one guise or another.
Previously 'her' (@sweetsand)1
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