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tenancy (modified 0 times) penny Situation 1 1)- landlord sent the letter of offer to the tenant - tenant received the letter of offer and signed it - later, landlord sent a Tenancy Agreement to tenant - tenant received the Tenancy Agreement but fail to sign it - tenant move in Qn: what will be the consequence of the above situation? Can we evict the tenant? If we can evict the tenant, which term sholud we follow? Is it the term stated in the letter of offer or the team stated in the Tenancy Agreement? Is there any supporting cases regarding this kind of situation? What is the law prevail in this situation? (Act) Situation 2 2)- there is no letter of offer sign - there is no Tenancy Agreement sign - tenant move in Qn: what will be the consequence of the above situation? Can we evict the tenant? If we can evict the tenant, which term sholud we follow? Is it the term stated in the letter of offer or the team stated in the Tenancy Agreement? or Is it according to the presumption of law? Is there any supporting cases regarding this kind of situation? What is the law prevail in this situation? (Act) Hopefully you can assist me in the above matter. Your co-operation is mostly appreciated. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks you. 21 Jul, 2008 14:57:47

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