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What happens if the tenant does not leave the property by the date ordered by the court?
Read more: What happens if the tenant does not leave the property by the date ordered by the court?Should the tenant fail to give up possession by the date ordered, you need to apply to the court bailiff who will remove the tenants from your property. YOU MUST NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE TENANTS YOURSELF! To request a warrant for possession of the property you must complete a Form N325: Request a warrant for possession of land (available here) and and send it to the same court as the order was made along with a cheque for £121.00 made payable to HMCTS. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact…
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Vaillant ecoTEC Instructions for use
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smeg WMF916AU Washing Machine Users Manual
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Can my landlord insist I give more than one months notice?
Read more: Can my landlord insist I give more than one months notice?Yes – Effective 1st May 2026, under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 notices to quit by tenants cannot be less than two months before the date on which the notice is to take effect unless the landlord has agreed in writing to a length of time not exceeding two months. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using the contact details here
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Can you not just take compensation from a tenancy deposit?
Read more: Can you not just take compensation from a tenancy deposit?No – you must agree compensation with the outgoing tenant and if no agreement can be reached, you must submit a claim for compensation. Any such claim must be evidence based and the burden of proof rests with the person (landlord or their agent) making the claim. The introduction of tenancy deposit legislation in 2007 (from the Housing Act 2004) brought tight controls on what can be done with the tenancy deposit which is the tenant’s money, not the landlord’s to take as they see fit. Still not answered your question? We love questions so fire it at us using…
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Bosch PCD625DEU 10 Operating Instructions
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Bosch HBN331E0B/11 Instruction Manual
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Why do you not accept reservations on a property more than 30 days before the tenancy start?
Read more: Why do you not accept reservations on a property more than 30 days before the tenancy start?The landlord may be reliant on income from rent for living expenses, their pension or to pay a mortgage so may not want to be without this income for too long Having a property empty for long periods heightens risks (e.g. squatters) and may invalidate the landlord’s insurance if it includes a clause limiting the number of days it should be unoccupied for Under tenancy deposit legislation the landlord must (complying with the initial requirements of the scheme) protect tenancy deposit monies with an authorised scheme within 30 days. The Holding Deposit paid as part of a reservation forms part…