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Tenancy Types and Management

Gedalovitch
Gedalovitch
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9 years ago
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My tenant is on a statutory periodic tenancy and has agreed to a proposed increase in rent on the same terms as the periodic tenancy but does not wish to sign a new contract and does not wish to increase the existing deposit. How do I stand legally with this arrangement? Would the existing deposit protection have to be renewed even if it is not increased? Could I insist on a longer period of notice of termination of the tenancy?

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