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    The landlord is seeking to recover £1,500 in outstanding rent and £5,000 in grant money from the tenant, Mr Cotton. Mr Cotton had a fixed 18-month tenancy for a garage that commenced in April 2019. He was given a two-month rent free period. When he vacated the premises in October 2020, the garage was left in an untidy condition. In July 2019, Mr Cotton had asked to extend the tenancy but was told the landlord needed the garage for his own use. The landlord agreed to consider extending the tenancy if Mr Cotton paid half the grant money for roof repairs. Mr Cotton obtained the grant but then terminated the tenancy. The landlord is now seeking the outstanding rent and

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    The landlord is seeking to recover £1,500 in outstanding rent and £5,000 in grant money from the tenant, Mr Cotton. Mr Cotton had a fixed 18-month tenancy for a garage that commenced in April 2019. He was given a two-month rent free period. When he vacated the premises in October 2020, the garage was left in an untidy condition. In July 2019, Mr Cotton had asked to extend the tenancy but was told the landlord needed the garage for his own use. The landlord agreed to consider extending the tenancy if Mr Cotton paid half the grant money for roof repairs. Mr Cotton obtained the grant but then terminated the tenancy. The landlord is now seeking the outstanding rent and

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    The landlord is seeking to recover £1,500 in outstanding rent and £5,000 in grant money from the tenant, Mr Cotton. Mr Cotton had a fixed 18-month tenancy for a garage that commenced in April 2019. He was given a two-month rent free period. When he vacated the premises in October 2020, the garage was left in an untidy condition. In July 2019, Mr Cotton had asked to extend the tenancy but was told the landlord needed the garage for his own use. The landlord agreed to consider extending the tenancy if Mr Cotton paid half the grant money for roof repairs. Mr Cotton obtained the grant but then terminated the tenancy. The landlord is now seeking the outstanding rent and

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    14th November 2021

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    The landlord is seeking to recover £1,500 in outstanding rent and £5,000 in grant money from the tenant, Mr Cotton. Mr Cotton had a fixed 18-month tenancy for a garage that commenced in April 2019. He was given a two-month rent free period. When he vacated the premises in October 2020, the garage was left in an untidy condition. In July 2019, Mr Cotton had asked to extend the tenancy but was told the landlord needed the garage for his own use. The landlord agreed to consider extending the tenancy if Mr Cotton paid half the grant money for roof repairs. Mr Cotton obtained the grant but then terminated the tenancy. The landlord is now seeking the outstanding rent and

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    14th November 2020

    Mr James Taylor
    54 Wilfred Road
    Taunton
    Somerset
    TA1 1TB

    Dear Sirs,

    RE Tenancy 4 South Street Garage Taunton Somerset TA1 3AA

    We are in receipt of your letter dated the 2 nd November 2020

    Our client received the keys back from Mr Cotton on the 30 th October
    Rent has continued to accrue until this date. 3 months rent is outstanding

    Mr Cotton agreed to a fixed 18 month tenancy which commenced on the 1st April l 2019 Mr Cotton
    was given a 2 months rent free period to enable our client to clear and tidy the premises.
    When your client vacated the premises the property was left in a dirty untidy condition and it
    appears no clearing or tidying of the property has been carried out as agreed by Mr Cotton

    In July your client approached our client and asked if the tenancy could be extended for a futherr
    period. Our client explained to Mr Cotton that he required the premises back for his own use and
    our client also reminded your client of his obligations under the tenancy

    Your client asked for a copy of the lease to enable your client to apply for the government grant
    Our client advised that he did require the premises back for storage and if the premises were not
    made available our client would need to find alternative premises to store which would incur our
    client in additional expense. Our client advised your client that he would consider granting a
    further tenancy on the agreement that your client would pay half the grant money to the landlord
    towards the roof repairs that were required to the premises and additional expenses our client had
    incurred in finding alternative storage premises..
    No written tenancy was given to your client however we understand your client applied for and
    obtained the grant monies from the local authority. As your client will be aware it is a condition of
    applying for and receiving the grant that the tenant intends to continue to trade in the premises .
    Your client received the grant money and gave notice to terminate the tenancy to our client
    Our client is seeking recovery of the outstanding rent in the sum of £1,500.00 and the sum of
    £5000.00 which your client obtained from the local authority

    Unless your client makes arrangement to pay this sum we will shortly serve the Letter of Claim in
    your client shortly

    Yours faithfully
    J L Pritchard
    Solicitor
    13th November 2020

    Mr and Mrs J E Woodhouse


    Dragonsfield
    Thurloxton
    Taunton
    Somerset
    TA2 8RG

    Dear Mr and Mrs Woodhouse,

    SALE OF DRAGONSFIELD THURLOXON

    It was a pleasure to speak with you last week concerning your proposed sale of Dragonsfield and
    your proposed purchase of Laura’s property in Trull.

    I have enclosed the Sellers Property information forms for you to complete and return. Ideally it
    would be advisable if we are able to complete the exchange of contracts of Dragonsfield to Mr
    Simmons with a delayed completion in April 2021. I also enclose my Standard Business Terms of
    Engagement for your approval and return i

    Once I receive the completed forms back, I will be able to submit a contract to your buyers solicitors

    Yours sincerely
    Janet Pritchard
    Solicitor

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    6th December 2020

    Lyons
    Solicitors
    49 High Street
    Westbury on Trym
    Bristol
    BS9 3ED

    Dear Sirs,

    RE YOUR CLIENT: MR AND MRS I and Y REGAN


    OUR CLIENT: MR AND MRS P AND C SEAMAN
    3 EMERY GATE BANWELL BS29 6DN – S+-
    BJECT TO CONTRACT

    We confirm we are instructed by Mr and Mrs Seaman in respect of the proposed sale of the above
    property to your client for the sum of £510,000.00 “Subject to Contract”

    We confirm this firm is accredited under the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme ref no
    CQS20369. The solicitor who will have conduct of this matter is Janet Pritchard

    Our client does have a related purchase. We are checking the status of the chain and we will advise
    you accordingly
    We enclose draft contract for approval.

    Wee confirm our bank account details are as follows:

    Nat West Bank plc


    26/27 Fore St Taunton
    Ac Name Westco Conveyancing Services
    Ac no: 16307992
    Sort code 60 80 06

    Yours faithfully
    Westco Conveyancing Services
    Yours faithfully

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