Ending a Tenancy

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Posted on 15 July 2012. Tags: Bond Assist, Bond Insurance, Tenant Bonds

When either the tenant or the landlord wish to end a tenancy agreement then they must notify their intention in writing. There are legal requirements on both sides in terms of length of notice. Once this is agreed the tenant and the landlord will together go over the property to establish if any damage has occurred.

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