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If signing a tenancy agreement in September 2019 one would have been unaware of the problems Covid was going to bring. BUT, as a student signing a tenancy agreement in September 2020 one would or should have been aware of the threat of Covid and what might happen. So if you signed a tenancy agreement knowing all the potential risks why should you now walk away from that agreement without penalty. You are grown ups in a grown up World. Face up to it before you graduate and join the real World permanently, as I did. I do have student accommodation paid for by hard earned cash, it is now MY income that puts food on My table
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12 January 2021 16:44 PM
No doubt Mr Murphy is delivering his speeches and lectures free of charger during the Pandemic
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03 November 2020 11:28 AM
Pubs shut, cafe's shut, restaurants shut, no travel expenses to and from work, should easily be able to afford food and rent
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16 October 2020 11:17 AM
Perhaps a list of Tenants would be a good idea too, soon weed out the non-payers, damage causers etc.
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06 October 2020 11:00 AM
I totally agree with Robert Brown. If housing charities really want to help how about paying the rent for all those deserving cases who cannot or elect not to pay their rent. Without the rent I too will become a problem case as I will have no income, who will then help me. It is simple, tenants sign an agreement to pay rent and live in my property. If they stop paying they should leave. If I leave a shop without paying for a Mars Bar I can be prosecuted, and rightly so, not protected because of Covid-19.
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