We signed a conract with Foxtons and recently found out that the person we thought was the land lady (who signed the tenency contract) is actually the long term tenent of the real owner. The real owner visited and she's siggned another agency to sell her property. This means we have absolooute strangers walking into our apartment, escorted by someone we dont have a contract with.
We'd like to move out early, but as the rent is pre-paid - do I have a legal right to demand the remaining ent back?
Do I have a genuine claim?
Hi,
We signed a conract with Foxtons and recently found out that the person we thought was the land lady (who signed the tenency contract) is actually the long term tenent of the real owner. The real owner visited and she's siggned another agency to sell her property. This means we have absolooute strangers walking into our apartment, escorted by someone we dont have a contract with.
We'd like to move out early, but as the rent is pre-paid - do I have a legal right to demand the remaining ent back?