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  1. 23-02-2011 17:31 PM #1
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    Just a bit confused and thought I would ask the question here. If a LL has signed 5 students on a AST for 12mths ending 1st July 2011, when would the date of expiry be is he served them with a Section 21(1)(b)?

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    I'm not a LA, I'm just some admin person that works for 3 LL who don't get on with each other and never respond to Tenants. All help is gratefully received and very appreciated.
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  2. 23-02-2011 18:07 PM #2
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    Did the fixed term commence on 2nd July 2010?
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  3. 23-02-2011 18:57 PM #3
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    it started 1st July 2010
    I'm not a LA, I'm just some admin person that works for 3 LL who don't get on with each other and never respond to Tenants. All help is gratefully received and very appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by swan2010 View Post
    it started 1st July 2010
    Eh? So does it run for one year plus one day?
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    PLUS (in my view- other LZ members differ) L cannot let to five joint tenants. The maximum is four at once.
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    Quote Originally Posted by swan2010 View Post
    it started 1st July 2010
    12 months commencing 1st July 2010 ends 30th June 2011. The s.21(1)(b) notice should expire "after 30th June 2011" or any date thereafter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffrey View Post
    PLUS (in my view- other LZ members differ) L cannot let to five joint tenants. The maximum is four at once.
    Intrigued by this comment. Can you expand?
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  8. 24-02-2011 13:14 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phlash View Post
    Intrigued by this comment. Can you expand?
    See http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/forums...s+limit+number
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  9. 26-02-2011 11:46 AM #9
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    Thank you very much for help. Sorry for the confusion on the date, the tenancy runs for a year, not a year and a day.
    I'm not a LA, I'm just some admin person that works for 3 LL who don't get on with each other and never respond to Tenants. All help is gratefully received and very appreciated.
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