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getting out of tennancy urgent help needed please!!

Started by siobhanhall, October 21, 2013, 01:09:14 PM

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siobhanhall

Hi all

Me and my partner moved into our current property in april last year we stupidly signed a 3 year tennancy agrement, we did not realise that the tennancy aggrement had no break clauses! since day 1 of moving into this property we have had nothing but hell we have had bayliffs for the lanlord, letters from the mortgage company saying that they are going to take legal action due to unpayment of mortgage for 7months problems getting hold of landlord to get serious problems with the house fixed!!! We have decided to buy a house and in the process of buying the thing is we dont know how to terminate the lease can anyone offer us any advice or help please i owuld be very grateful!1

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