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Home being repossessed - complicated issue

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  • propertyrental
    propertyrental Posts: 3,391 Forumite
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    edited 24 August 2024 at 7:46PM
    Other things are being taken care of, it's not that we're not doing nothing and just wait for repossession finally happening and then cry to council about being potentially made homeless

    He has a few thousands of financial cushion, but 240 pounds is a lot of money so he's thinking about his options at the moment

    We were after advice about the whole situation and we're glad and appreciate we've received a lot of help here. 

    Asked earlier, but was he given, in writing, an address for the serving of notices on the landlord, in England or Wales?' If not he legally does not have to pay rent.


    No, he wasn't given any forwarding address

    We will be in touch with local law centre dealing solely with housing issues right on Tuesday morning

    Not a forwarding address, An "address in England/Wales for the serving of notices."
    See the link I provided.
    If no address provided, stop paying rent and tell the LL/agent why, quoting the Act.
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