I share your confusion. But after much reading since I was corrected by bugler at the start of this thread my feeling is this.....
If your daughter has a fixed term tenancy then that's all that matters - unless she wanted to stay, in which case she should have notified the LL one to three months before expiry of that fixed term tenancy.
But she does not want to stay and never told the LL that she wanted to stay. So, actually, there was no reason for her to have given any notice except out of politeness to remind the LL that she doesn't wish to extend her tenancy.
If she is sticking to the 12 month period as per the contract then there is no need for her to give any notice.
I think the LL is using the RTA conditions ,much as I wrongly did at the start of this thread. But as she had a fixed term lease the RTA aspect does not apply- unless she herself advised the LL she wished to extend.
I'm 99% sure this is right.
If your daughter has a fixed term tenancy then that's all that matters - unless she wanted to stay, in which case she should have notified the LL one to three months before expiry of that fixed term tenancy.
But she does not want to stay and never told the LL that she wanted to stay. So, actually, there was no reason for her to have given any notice except out of politeness to remind the LL that she doesn't wish to extend her tenancy.
If she is sticking to the 12 month period as per the contract then there is no need for her to give any notice.
I think the LL is using the RTA conditions ,much as I wrongly did at the start of this thread. But as she had a fixed term lease the RTA aspect does not apply- unless she herself advised the LL she wished to extend.
I'm 99% sure this is right.