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Monty1234
24-10-2009, 18:18 PM
Hi - We originally took these premises under a contract for a term of 1yr. That term has now expired. Despite repeated requests we have never received a new contract from our Landlord. We have however continued to live in the property and pay rent. It is now a year and 3 mths since the end of the original contract. We now wish to quit the premises as the area has steadily gone down hill. How much notice must we serve on our Landlord? And what is the best way to go about this? We have always maintained an amiable relationship. When the contract expired a year and 3mths ago he seemed very nonplussed by the fact that a new contract was never entered into.
Any help would be most appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
You have passed into a periodic tenancy, all the conditions of your AST hold good except that now you only have to give one months notice, timed to end at the end of a monthly period. If your LL gave you notice he would have to give you two months.
Paul_f
25-10-2009, 12:56 PM
OP doesn't say if it's residential premises.
havensRus
25-10-2009, 13:34 PM
We have however continued to live in the property and pay rent.
so, most likely resi
It is now a year and 3 mths since the end of the original contract. ...... How much notice must we serve on our Landlord?
as per Jta's reply, one month to end with the monthly period
And what is the best way to go about this?
In writing, recorded delivery, keep a copy.
A normal AST continues into a statutory periodic tenancy after the initial term, without the need to sign a new contract. As it turns out, better for you in this case as you are not tied into a new fixed term :)
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