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Good day, my friend is currently renting a property, the landlord was served with a writt of excecution by the bank at the domicilium address.
The land lord did not inform my friend of the banks intention to reposess the property and did not give notice to the tennant.
is the land lord in breach of contract.
What rights does the tenant have.
1. He need to urgently seek new accomodation
2. the deposit may the landlord keep it or must it be refunded.
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