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Asking a tenant to move out

cheesey1 · 2010-09-06 09:18:58

As the title states, I want to ask the tenant who rents a room in my house to move out. I have a few issues with him, but the problem being if I ask him to move out do I have to return the deposit to him. I ask this because I know the en-suite in his room in is in a dreadful state, it would take an awful lot of bleach to…

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#32 16-09-2010 7:55pm
Jo King

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Merch wrote: »

I thought it was 24 hours notice, it used to be 24hrs.

It is entirely a matter of contract. There is no 24 hours or 48 hours specified anywhere, nor ever was. A guest can be thrown out of a hotel on the spot. The remedy for an aggrieved person is to sue in contract. Charges for cleaning are entirely a matter of contract.

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#33 16-09-2010 8:14pm
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Jo King wrote: »

It is entirely a matter of contract. There is no 24 hours or 48 hours specified anywhere, nor ever was. A guest can be thrown out of a hotel on the spot. The remedy for an aggrieved person is to sue in contract. Charges for cleaning are entirely a matter of contract.

ok I will try find what I have, sure I saw something about 24 hours, I have a book somewhere, will see if I can dig it out.

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