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Landlord wishing to enforce a new AST just at the 'renewal' of the current one

SuperCurious · 2025-01-29 19:24:33

Hi I'm looking for guidance on best next steps regarding my rental agreement. Will give all the details so there are no grey areas. I moved into my rental home on the 1st February 2024. I signed the standard AST which was locked for 12 months with a Break Clause stating 'It is agreed that after 10 months, two months notice…

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saajan_12 Posts: 5,117 Forumite

31 January at 10:29AM edited 31 January at 10:29AM

FlorayG said:

HI OP none of this will be relevant once the new renter's Rights bill becomes law sometime this year.
All in place AST will immediately become rolling tenancies
Both LL and tenant will be required to give two month's notice

Isn't that the just tenant will be required to give 2 month notice? The LL would be 4 month notice at least.

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