Deceased partner was sole name on lease
Leases for the property through the years stated the name of the complainant's partner solely, with the tribunal therefore finding that he was not illegally evicted as he was not a tenant but a cohabitant
While the rent was paid up to the end of November, the landlord’s son “banged on the door shouting at him to leave the house or he would beat him up,” the tribunal report published on Friday reads. The tenant said he has been living in emergency accommodation since, which was “very hard on his health”, while he had also lost touch with his daughters and his grandchildren.
Leases for the property through the years stated the name of his partner solely, with the tribunal therefore finding that he was not illegally evicted as he was not a tenant but a cohabitant.
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