It is a query to the weblog clinic from Richard (not his actual title), who’s a landlord in England.
I’m promoting my flat. The sale fell by. I bought a tenant for six months who agreed to lease it on an AST for six months and not using a deposit. He paid lease and was paid up for 3 months. After making the final third fee, he determined to go away instantly and return to Albania.
He’s now claiming deposit legal responsibility twice the three months and desires 6 months’ lease in compensation.
He has realised he didn’t pay a deposit, so none was registered, however has engaged a vicious debt assortment company to hound me with calls for. Do I’ve to pay?
Reply
If the tenant didn’t pay a deposit, then no, you shouldn’t pay.
It might be tough to get the debt collectors off your case although. I assume that you’ve got already written to them, telling them that no deposit was paid by the tenant.
In the event that they proceed to be tough, then write to them saying that if they don’t go away you alone, you’ll be instructing solicitors to use for an injunction and compensation underneath the Safety from Harassment Act, plus an order that they pay your authorized prices.
In the event that they proceed, then instruct solicitors to write down to them.
Have any readers had this drawback?
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