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To who, Tenant default rental and letter demand
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TSforever1979
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May 16 2017, 06:30 AM, updated 9y ago
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i rented a ground flr shop to tenant A few years back for restaurant
then half way, tenant A sold the biz to tenant B, which continue the tenancy but there is no formal new tenancy agt between me and tenant B
Few mths now Tenant B defaulted the rental and the shop is closed. Tenant B is having a tough time to sell his biz to another one, thats why he did not hand over vacant possession to me.
so if i want to get lawyer to send letter of demand, its to Tenant A or Tenant B ?
I personally think of course its Tenant B but some says there is no formal contract.
but if no formal contract, then i can just remove Tenant B's stuff from my shop ??
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jimmybcmy
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May 16 2017, 07:53 AM
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If no formal contract and tenant b refuse to move his stuffs, you can report to police then proceed remove his stuff.
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chiahau
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May 16 2017, 08:09 AM
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QUOTE(forever1979 @ May 16 2017, 06:30 AM) i rented a ground flr shop to tenant A few years back for restaurant then half way, tenant A sold the biz to tenant B, which continue the tenancy but there is no formal new tenancy agt between me and tenant B Few mths now Tenant B defaulted the rental and the shop is closed. Tenant B is having a tough time to sell his biz to another one, thats why he did not hand over vacant possession to me. so if i want to get lawyer to send letter of demand, its to Tenant A or Tenant B ? I personally think of course its Tenant B but some says there is no formal contract. but if no formal contract, then i can just remove Tenant B's stuff from my shop ?? Don't just remove his stuffs away. Engage a lawyer to remove him legally. Send him few notices and get the police to help with the eviction if possible. You don't want Tenant B to be a dick and get you in trouble.
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