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Thanks for the answers so far. Now xdrew you wrote:
xdrew wrote:If it happens .. and it happens more often than I would like to see, then you have NO contractual obligations to both the existing tenancy (breach of agreement) or the existing non authorised tenancy. Subletting often happens when the tenant who WANTS the place has a bad history or record so he gets a friend to let the place for him.Can you point me to the legislation behind this? Also, really, the tenants themselves are great, just the unwanted occupants are not (daughter + boyfriend of one tenant
) – I really would just see the unwanted "go", how exactly would the process look like? (never had this before, sorry) Could the tenant that doesn't agree to them staying there (again, same rental contract unfortunately or fortunately, depends on your answers ) take any action? They are the ones who asked for help, and I would love not to have this as "owner involved" situation, but rather have the tenants do this for obvious reasons, less head-ache. So would it be a breach of contract between the tenants as well (my gut says yes) and the one tenant who doesn't agree with the occupants could get them evicted for staying in "their rental", even though it's only 1 part of the renting party? I know this is complicated, but really, the faster this is over, the sooner my head-ache is gone hahaThanks everybody!
) – I really would just see the unwanted "go", how exactly would the process look like? (never had this before, sorry) Could the tenant that doesn't agree to them staying there (again, same rental contract unfortunately or fortunately, depends on your answers 
) take any action? They are the ones who asked for help, and I would love not to have this as "owner involved" situation, but rather have the tenants do this for obvious reasons, less head-ache. So would it be a breach of contract between the tenants as well (my gut says yes) and the one tenant who doesn't agree with the occupants could get them evicted for staying in "their rental", even though it's only 1 part of the renting party? I know this is complicated, but really, the faster this is over, the sooner my head-ache is gone haha
