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Are you still required to allow the landlord to show the cottage even though I have been evicted but still have two weeks left there?
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∙ 14y ago
It depends on the laws in your locality, whether your tenancy has been terminated, whether a "stay" was issued by the eviction court, and what your obligations are during a "stay". Since you don't say where you are, and although it sounds like there was a "stay" that has 2 weeks left to go, it is impossible to tell from the facts you've given. Sorry.
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