Sophie 🌞
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Sophie 🌞 :
This is a commercial lease for my business premises, by the way. Landlords are The Gainford Group.
2025-10-30 21:44:10
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Dontdatedella :
I think you have 1 week per year you were there past 30 days so you would have 9 weeks notice. But you can also allow the eviction process and take them to court. You will have them over a barrel.
2025-11-01 14:43:29
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oranapplech :
they're absolutely doing this cos of the change in law that's came in
2025-10-30 19:31:39
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Katie Evans :
You have rights. Doubling rent is illegal. If they don't reply, keep paper trails of everything you've sent and lack of response.
2025-10-31 10:14:35
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Jim_Crint :
Just stay until you’re ready to leave and let them go to court to get you out. If they can’t behave in a civilised manner then why should you?
2025-11-28 15:33:28
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xoxo :
is this citibase milburn house? I had to leave this company a few years back the whole company is a joke
2025-11-03 11:15:17
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Dexdex nurse :
Learn the law very quickly
2025-11-02 04:40:24
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SHughes :
I had a similar situation a year ago. Go and see a no-win, no-fee solicitor (make sure they specialise!) and lay it out for them. The one I saw didn’t charge for the initial consultation, so even though I didn’t end up taking action, I knew where I stood, without it costing an arm and a leg.
2025-10-30 22:59:35
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alice_bonnett 🏳️🌈 :
It’s also the last moments they can now thr King has signed in the new laws! Just check about if that affects you?
2025-10-30 18:14:24
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annabinks :
Take out a loan and buy a garden room…if you have a garden of course. Or could you go mobile?
2025-11-03 11:02:08
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Rob Hulse :
Dont acknowledge anything from them until you verbally engage with them. Acknowledgement is binding. If your lease end date is coming up they dont need to negotiate or engage in reality theyre just waiting for your decision and thats it. No shock really with the new changes coming in theyre tryinf to secure a new lomg term lease on new terms before the reforms come in next spring.
2025-11-04 22:18:21
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Tharwood14 :
To be honest, it sounds like you need a solicitor ASAP. You should be able to find a decent high street firm that should be able to help. I am a commercial property solicitor based in the north west, but you should be able to find one locally.
2025-11-05 01:57:33
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Danielle :
Do they have to give you proper notice in writing?
2025-10-30 18:05:35
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sam :
Get a lawyer to check it all.
2025-11-02 05:56:26
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lillys life :
ring shelter or citizens advice asap
2025-11-05 10:13:51
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Loving life :
Stay safe.
2025-11-05 08:38:23
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wedontknoweachother :
that sounds really illegal pls speak to a tenants union or shelter
2025-10-30 21:39:23
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Lorna :
They are ruthless and plain greedy
2025-10-30 16:32:59
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Chris :
Good luck to you. Hopefully you will have loyal clients who will follow you and support you wherever you end up ❤
2025-11-02 13:19:21
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user148770316732 :
How long was your existing Lease? You must have been aware that the Lease was coming to an end? It the existing Lease is outside of the Landlord & Tenant Act, you have no automatic right of renewal. If you don’t sign the lease you will be taken to Court. Landlord will claim their costs from you too. You either enter into a new Lease or you leave .
2025-10-31 12:22:16
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Yumyumpigsbum :
should be clear it's a business lease....no laws protecting that
2025-11-02 18:47:42
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katrinamcbride5 :
What does the rent review clause say on yr lease? I assume the lease term has ended? If the lease has already expired and yr paying rent periodically, you may have protection under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, which gives you the right to renew yr tenancy on fair terms and at a reasonable market rent, not whatever the landlord demands. If u signed an “opt-out” from that Act when u first took the lease, u will have fewer rights, but u can still negotiate. Even when rent review is allowed, the new rent must reflect current market value, not an arbitrary figure. You should ask the landlord for evidence of the valuation and consider getting an independent surveyor to assess what similar premises are renting for. Yr next steps should be to read the lease carefully, confirm yr rights under the 1954 Act, and negotiate in writing only. You can also get help from a commercial property solicitor, a chartered surveyor (RICS), or organisations like the Federation of Small Businesses or Citizens Advice, who can check if the increase is lawful and help you challenge or negotiate it. Send everything via email, whether they ignore it or not, it is evidence of yr attempts to access info you have a right to, and negotiate in a reasonable manner. They do not have the right to evict you with a weeks notice, so you don't need to go anywhere. Normal practice is in months, not weeks. If you haven't seen the new lease, then they have no rights to hold it over you or ask you to sign it, So just keep paying the old rent. I would urge you to get advice on this.
2025-11-03 10:43:52
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Gav :
Crazy times. Sorry this is happening to you.
2025-11-02 08:23:06
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carole ann :
you have more rites than them
2025-11-02 16:54:29
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Faith🌺🍃 :
who do you rent through? this was my job for a bit
2025-11-02 09:59:55
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