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anyadvice4me wrote: »I have not done anything wrong. If they have any evidence/screen shots of an Airbnb listing of the flat - it would not be in my name and not by me. Does this mean that anyone who has pictures of your flat - can post them on Airbnb and then get you evicted?
I don't know. Why not ask your boyfriend? Because if someone was scamming people posting random pictures of unavailable houses as soon as the Air BnBer's did show up they wouldn't be allowed access to the house.
So when you contact your landlord, MP, Santa Claus, or whoever with your outrage you better come up with a different story.0 -
Regardless of the airbnb stuff, you are "Not occupying the residence as a principle home", one of the breaches being claimed. Unless you can rectify this then it is pointless to argue about anything else.
Have you split up with the boyfriend? If not you are continuing to associate with someone who you yourself is suggesting might have committed some form of fraud. That could be a reason for landlords (not just this one) to have a reason not to want anything to do with you. If you claim the boyfriend did all of this without your knowledge then the landlord can rightly assume that the same situation might happen again."In the future, everyone will be rich for 15 minutes"0 -
None of this applies. I'm sorry. It doesn't. Wait for court papers and go from there.
Thanks for the past advise.
I am lost with this and will need some technical advice.
1) As indicated previously, have a letter issued by the Landlord company dated 27-Feb-18
- The cover letter requests notice of possession on 28-Apr-18
- Then is enclosed a FORM 6A stating should leave on 28-Apr-18
- Form 6A is hand dated "27-28-18" by mistake
2) Also received a letter dated 6-Mar-18 (can post up)
- Issued by some ligation company seeking possession of an AST
- Seems a template format stating where should not/should not be used
- Says its seeking possession on "Ground 12" Schedule 2 Housing Act 1988
- States Court proceedings will not being until after 21-Mar-18
- Got lots of technical information about various grounds in it
- Seems to be written on behalf of the landlord company
Some Questions which may help:
-Can you shed any light on this 2nd Letter received?
-(I thought the first letter with FORM 6A was the s21 notice?)
-Don’t understand the 2nd letter purpose and why they state after 21-Mar-18 on it?
-Are the dates that they can get possession still the 28-Apr-18 or later?
-If they are agreeable can any of this be retracted?
-Is there anywhere I can go to understand this process better and if I have any rights?
Really appreciate the forums past technical experts and advice in this area.0 -
Even if this is invalid they are going to get it right eventually. Have you started to look for somewhere else to live because that is going to be the eventual outcome.0
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anyadvice4me wrote: »Really appreciate the forums past technical experts and advice in this area.
I've no expert, and I've not commented previously. But I'll sum it up.
You're in the wrong. Look for somewhere else to live. Behave better next time."Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0 -
Jesus wept, I hope the landlord wins this but I feel sorry for the next one, and I speak as a tenant.It's nothing , not nothink.0
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Thanks. Appreciate the non-judgemental approach. Forum posters have a limit on how much they can explain about their personal circumstances and situation. Granted the power is in landlords (LL) hands - however is there anything in the LL s21 approach or documentation provided which is incorrect?Even if this is invalid they are going to get it right eventually. Have you started to look for somewhere else to live because that is going to be the eventual outcome.0 -
You are going to have to either negotiate and reach an agreement, or leave at some point.anyadvice4me wrote: »Some Questions which may help:
-Can you shed any light on this 2nd Letter received?
Yes.
-(I thought the first letter with FORM 6A was the s21 notice?)
Yes
-Don!!!8217;t understand the 2nd letter purpose
It's a S8 Notice (faster than S21) using Ground 12. See
Schedule 2 (17 S8 Grounds a LL can use)
and why they state after 21-Mar-18 on it?
S8 is faster than S21
S21 does not require a reason.
S8 does require a reason - in this case ground 12.
-Are the dates that they can get possession still the 28-Apr-18 or later?
No.
If the S8 succeeds it could be shortly after 21st March depending on court date
-If they are agreeable can any of this be retracted?
Of course
-Is there anywhere I can go to understand this process better and if I have any rights?
CAB
Shelter
A property/housing law solicitor
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Focus on those two options.0 -
The 2nd letter is a section 8 eviction notice. Ground 12 only needs 2 weeks notice though it is discretionary not guaranteed posession.
Basically they are covering their behinds & will probably submit both s21 & s8 notices to court in the hope 1 sticks.0 -
anyadvice4me wrote: »Thanks. Appreciate the non-judgemental approach. Forum posters have a limit on how much they can explain about their personal circumstances and situation. Granted the power is in landlords (LL) hands - however is there anything in the LL s21 approach or documentation provided which is incorrect?
Unbelievable. How can you still fail to understand that even if there is something that's incorrect, you will eventually be evicted so why not be pragmatic, start looking now and move out before baliffs come and throw you and your belongings out on the street and you have to pay court fees?
Especially since by your own admission you cant afford to live there, so why are you clinging on?0
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