I entered a twelve month tenancy with my landlord. In may he didn’t put my bond into the bond scheme and threw my partner and myself out in June and refunded me £600 out of my £1300 deposit and my rent was in near a thousand pounds in advance rent. It was a shared house. The police raided the house for drugs every one was handcuffed and searched but nothing found landlord threw 3 out of six tenants out. Can he do this
You need to clarify:
- Did he actually throw you out or did he ask you to leave and you left?
- Did you use the apartment for illegal or anti social activities (and was ordered to leave)?
please claify " he threw me and and my partner out in June" - did he issue you an eviction notice or did he physically force your to leave . He cannot legally do the latter (he needs to get a possession order and use baliffs to remove you ) but he can do the former .
If he resorts to court actions and bailiffs you may have to pay the costs - but that depends how the court rules. YOu mayneed legal advice .
He gave me a date four weeks and told me I had to leave. There was no drugs or paraphernalia found in the building in anyone room.
No notice to quit or eviction notice court order or bailiffs involvement
Its an illegal eviction. If you want redress, contact a no-win, no-fee lawyer who will sue him for that and the failure to protect the deposit.
Yes please but I currently don’t have a address I’m literally sleeping in a tent on a park now. I have breast cancer, awaiting heart surgery a knee replacement, I have no family and was brought up in care. I have bi polar asthma bronchitis cops ptsd and I’m apparently not priority need for emergency accommodation.
How do you get online to write on this forum?
You wrote you and your partner ?
Where is your partner ?
Are you managing to comply with your treatment for bipolar ?
I’m using public internet places to check for property benefits ect. Seen the fourm.
Yes my partner here also.
No missed meds with all this madness.
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