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nicksldn | In the Uk, legally how much notice does the landlord need to give the tenant before entering the property? |
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Dannie
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I think it's at least 2 weeks notice & even though it's their house they can't enter it without your permission. Although you can give them permission & you don't have to be present in the house. |
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Margaret S
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Provided you have stuck to the terms of the lease, paid your rent on time etc...............the landlord cannot enter without your permission EXCEPT in case of emergency i.e. suspected gas leak, fire etc. You should be given 24 hours notice by the landlord if he/she does need to enter the property, you do not have to agree unless if this is in the last month (or other agreed term detailed in the lease) of your tenancy and you intend to vacate. The landlord is entitled to do viewings for prospective tenants within this period. You may not 'unreasonably' withhold permission though. It may also be written into your lease that the landlord (or agent) will undertake 'inspection visits' with details of their frequency. If this is in the lease and you have signed it then you have agreed in advance to these visits.
I hope that helps.
Of course if you haven't been paying your rent, have been causing a nuisance in the neighbourhood etc then different rules apply.
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shih tzu lady
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That really depends on the tenancy agreement you signed. I use an agreement that states 24 hours notice, but I usually have such a good relationship with my tenants that I am able to discuss the situation with them and arrange to phone them as soon as I have a situation, then make arrangements for viewings etc with at least 24 hours notice. I've never had a problem tenant with regard to this, but there again I am very approachable as a landlord. Check the tenancy agreement - probably each one may be different - but it could be 24 hours for minor repairs or viewings.
However, if you are meaning giving someone notice to vacate permanently, then its usually 2 months, unless your tenancy agreement states otherwise. Its all down to reading the tenancy agreement I would say. |
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lukee
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depends on the terms of the contract - generally its something like they will give you at least 24 hours notice in writing |
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t o
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depends on if you're with a private landlord or not.
Legally, it depends what was stated in your contract as it can vary.
If you did not sign a contract, then to be fair, the landlord is going to have a struggle to kick you out! |
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mishnbong
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http://www.cxstaffs.co.uk/yp/living/Housing/Tenants-Rights.cfm
check on there, if its not there, there should be a phone number to ring. I think he/she should give at least 4 or 5 days before entering. |
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spidergraphs
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It's specified in your contract and it should be a certain amount of time 'in writing' - meaning that he has to actually request in writing a visit.
Though this can be a piece of paper just dropped through the door. I know that for my own contract, it's a day notice in writing so it's usually no where near as much as two weeks. |
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KATHERINE E
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hiya landlords have to give just 24 hours notice. It will state this somewhere in your contract . |
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plumbcrazy
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24hours for an inspection or maintenance visit, or 2 months if you want them out. |
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Stephen A
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A landlord can give 24 hours notice , but you have to be there |
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