Legality of Tenancy Agreement
20 April 2004, 12:06 PM
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Legality of Tenancy Agreement
If, as a landlord, I have a signed Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement with the tenant(s), does the fact that it is signed make it legally binding?
A discussion with another landlord I know suggests that the agreement needs a 'stamp' (literally a £5, or so, stamp from the Post Office) on it to make it legally binding
Anyone know anything about this??
TIA, Martin
A discussion with another landlord I know suggests that the agreement needs a 'stamp' (literally a £5, or so, stamp from the Post Office) on it to make it legally binding
Anyone know anything about this??
TIA, Martin
20 April 2004, 12:19 PM
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20 April 2004, 12:39 PM
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Usually you need eithar a stamp or an independant witness signature to make things legally binding. If your stuck ring Citizens advice bureau and they can put all the legal jargon into laymans terms (01512858989)
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