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mani 18-03-2006 04:52

tenants...
 
there is no law stating that u have to give a minimum of 4 weeks notice period in regards to an eviction is there?

i just wanna cover my back when i serve this notice to a rather noisy tenant who despite being threatened with eviction for her all night parties two weeks ago has once again held another rather noisy one.

thanks

harwood red 18-03-2006 08:17

Re: tenants...
 
housing law like any other is quite indepth. The first thing you have to do with a notice to quit is make sure it is a legal document. Sending a letter even though you are the landlord is not classed as a legal notice to quit. Unfortunately, I think you might have to seek some legal advice here. As I work in housing I know that when we want to evict someone unless you act quickly soon it can take ages to properly evict someone!!

janet 18-03-2006 09:20

Re: tenants...
 
I am quite sure you have to give 2 months notice to evict someone, if they don't go then you have to get a court order. You can get a private landlords leaflet from the town hall, also one for tennants renting private property.Gives you all you need to know when letting or renting.

Mick 18-03-2006 10:09

Re: tenants...
 
Here try this link it might help
http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/..._tenancies.htm

mani 18-03-2006 13:01

Re: tenants...
 
2months of that woman!?

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo!!!!

thats it - time to have a bhangra party and do a lil payback!!

mani 18-03-2006 13:03

Re: tenants...
 
oooooooooooooh one more thing if in the contract it states that she cant do any work to the house but she has and she broke one door inside and she still hasnt replaced that

cud we evict her for that?

harwood red 18-03-2006 16:43

Re: tenants...
 
It still all has to go through the court. If she is as much of a nightmare as you say she has prob been through this all before and is completely wise to all the legalities of eviction!

What sort of tenancy does she have with you and how long is it for/and time remaining??

mani 18-03-2006 17:02

Re: tenants...
 
its a rolling contract week on week

two weeks notice she's on

mani 19-03-2006 18:23

Re: tenants...
 
right so i've served her notice based on her conduct and behavior and her lack of respect for the fact we own the property...

in turn she's now sayin she's not leaving unless she gets a court order and that she's off to health and safety as she has some issues - issues that she's never told us about so its not as if we've deliberatly ignored them

so i guess its off to the solicitors 2morro!!

Sara 19-03-2006 19:09

Re: tenants...
 
Sounds like a nightmare for you Mani, hope all goes okay for you.

WillowTheWhisp 19-03-2006 19:13

Re: tenants...
 
Good luck Mani. It sounds like she's a nightmare of a tenant. The house next door to us has been rented out to various people in it's time and some of the things some of them got up to you wouldn't dream people would do. (such as ripping out all the kitchen cupboards and leaving the worktop dangling in mid air when they were evicted.)

chav1 20-03-2006 11:51

Re: tenants...
 
1: burn the house down the next time shes out

she gets rehoused in a hostel and you claim on the insurance to get repairs done ;)


2: do an inspection and state that the front and back door need repairing , take them off the hinges and drive off , throw the doors away and inform her that regretably the new doors have been delayed but you will fit them as soon as they come

mani 20-03-2006 16:05

Re: tenants...
 
hmmm maybe i cud burn her with it?

wud i get more compensation cuz i was traumatised of seeing my lovely tennant being burnt

chav1 20-03-2006 16:14

Re: tenants...
 
move in while she is out and claim squatters rights , squatters are very hard to get rid of although if you own the property i dont think you can be a squatter in your own propperty but then again she is renting it so you are squattuing in her home

i guess the police would write to the landlord and you could then say you dont mind the squatter been there or havre a bit of fun and get yourself arrested

either way good reading in the telegraph

mani 20-03-2006 21:51

Re: tenants...
 
maybe i shud just go to the press with this story???

she's hounding us etc and put on a real real i'm traumatised by this woman angle on it


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