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Tenant Rights After Sale
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In KwaZulu-Natal, both verbal and written agreements are recognized under the Rental Housing Act, but written ones are more reliable. The new owner should provide a reasonable notice period, typically one to two months, for tenants to vacate. Tenants can negotiate for more time or seek assistance from the Rental Housing Tribunal. The new owner cannot remove belongings without a formal eviction notice and court order. Contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation if needed.Full Conversation
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my landlord sold his property and the new owner never move in as yet told me to move out in one month
It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation. In KwaZulu-Natal, tenants have rights under the Rental Housing Act. Here are some key points:
- The new owner must provide a valid notice period, typically one to two months.
- Check if your lease agreement allows for termination upon sale.
- You can negotiate with the new owner for more time if needed.
Have you been given written notice to vacate?
- The new owner must provide a valid notice period, typically one to two months.
- Check if your lease agreement allows for termination upon sale.
- You can negotiate with the new owner for more time if needed.
Have you been given written notice to vacate?
there is no lease and nothing in writing
In the absence of a written lease, you still have rights as a tenant. Here are a few important points:
- The new owner should provide reasonable notice to vacate, typically one to two months.
- You may negotiate for more time if needed.
- You can seek advice from the Rental Housing Tribunal in KwaZulu-Natal for assistance.
Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal?
- The new owner should provide reasonable notice to vacate, typically one to two months.
- You may negotiate for more time if needed.
- You can seek advice from the Rental Housing Tribunal in KwaZulu-Natal for assistance.
Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal?
he wants us out
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It appears you’re dealing with a verbal agreement situation. Here are some key points to consider:
- The new owner should still provide a reasonable notice period.
- You can negotiate directly or seek mediation.
Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for further assistance?
It appears you’re dealing with a verbal agreement situation. Here are some key points to consider:
- The new owner should still provide a reasonable notice period.
- You can negotiate directly or seek mediation.
Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for further assistance?
i need further assiatnce
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I understand your situation may be frustrating. Have you tried discussing your concerns directly with the new owner to negotiate a longer notice period? This could help in finding a fair solution.
I understand your situation may be frustrating. Have you tried discussing your concerns directly with the new owner to negotiate a longer notice period? This could help in finding a fair solution.
can he ask to move verbally
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Yes, the new owner can verbally ask you to move out, but it's important to note that verbal agreements are less reliable. A reasonable notice period should still be provided. Consider reaching out to the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation. Would you like their contact details?
Yes, the new owner can verbally ask you to move out, but it's important to note that verbal agreements are less reliable. A reasonable notice period should still be provided. Consider reaching out to the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation. Would you like their contact details?
is verbally agreement to move out valid
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In KwaZulu-Natal, a verbal agreement to move out can be valid, but it's less reliable than a written agreement. The new owner should provide a reasonable notice period, typically one to two months. You can contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for assistance in resolving disputes. Would you like their contact details?
In KwaZulu-Natal, a verbal agreement to move out can be valid, but it's less reliable than a written agreement. The new owner should provide a reasonable notice period, typically one to two months. You can contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for assistance in resolving disputes. Would you like their contact details?
which is the correct method
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In situations like yours, verbal agreements are valid but less reliable than written ones. The new owner should provide a reasonable notice period, typically one to two months. You can negotiate for more time if necessary. Contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation is a good step. Would you like their contact details?
In situations like yours, verbal agreements are valid but less reliable than written ones. The new owner should provide a reasonable notice period, typically one to two months. You can negotiate for more time if necessary. Contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation is a good step. Would you like their contact details?
verbal or written
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In your situation, both verbal and written agreements can be valid, but written agreements are more reliable and provide clear documentation of terms. The new owner should still give you a reasonable notice period. Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for assistance?
In your situation, both verbal and written agreements can be valid, but written agreements are more reliable and provide clear documentation of terms. The new owner should still give you a reasonable notice period. Would you like to know how to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal for assistance?
which is the law
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In KwaZulu-Natal, the relevant law is the Rental Housing Act. Key points include:
- Both verbal and written agreements are recognized, but written ones are more reliable.
- A reasonable notice period, typically one to two months, should be given.
- Tenants can seek assistance from the Rental Housing Tribunal.
Would you like more details on contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal?
In KwaZulu-Natal, the relevant law is the Rental Housing Act. Key points include:
- Both verbal and written agreements are recognized, but written ones are more reliable.
- A reasonable notice period, typically one to two months, should be given.
- Tenants can seek assistance from the Rental Housing Tribunal.
Would you like more details on contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal?
written or verbal
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In KwaZulu-Natal, both verbal and written agreements are recognized under the Rental Housing Act. However, written agreements are generally more reliable as they provide clear documentation of terms. The new owner should still provide a reasonable notice period. If you need further assistance, consider contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal.
In KwaZulu-Natal, both verbal and written agreements are recognized under the Rental Housing Act. However, written agreements are generally more reliable as they provide clear documentation of terms. The new owner should still provide a reasonable notice period. If you need further assistance, consider contacting the Rental Housing Tribunal.
how much time should the new owner give us to move out
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In KwaZulu-Natal, the new owner should ideally provide a notice period of one to two months for you to move out, even if there is no lease. You have the right to negotiate for more time or seek assistance from the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation.
In KwaZulu-Natal, the new owner should ideally provide a notice period of one to two months for you to move out, even if there is no lease. You have the right to negotiate for more time or seek assistance from the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation.
how can i contact the housing tribune
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Here's how you can contact the Rental Housing Tribunal in KwaZulu-Natal for assistance:
- Visit their website for more information.
- You can also reach them via phone for direct inquiries.
Would you like any more assistance?
Here's how you can contact the Rental Housing Tribunal in KwaZulu-Natal for assistance:
- Visit their website for more information.
- You can also reach them via phone for direct inquiries.
Would you like any more assistance?
can he remove our belongings in a months time
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The new owner cannot legally remove your belongings without following proper legal procedures. Typically, they must provide a formal eviction notice and secure a court order if you do not leave voluntarily. You have rights as a tenant, even without a written lease. Consider reaching out to the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation. Would you like more help with this?
The new owner cannot legally remove your belongings without following proper legal procedures. Typically, they must provide a formal eviction notice and secure a court order if you do not leave voluntarily. You have rights as a tenant, even without a written lease. Consider reaching out to the Rental Housing Tribunal for mediation. Would you like more help with this?
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