I have a HAP tenant in an apartment in North Dublin. We have decided to sell property and explored tenant in situ scheme at request of tenant. A long 9 months later went sale agreed with Fingal County Council to purchase the property and the tenant stays.
The sale falls through due to a covenant in lease that the property cannot be assigned to a local authority .
I accept this ( disappointed ) as seller and reissue a new notice to terminate lease to tenant.
Tenant has got free legal aid and they are taking a case against the complex through the management agent for discrimination. The tenant has been living in the complex for 10 years with no issue and the covenant is unfair, unjust and discrimination in the middle of a housing crisis. She will be left homeless with 2 children, 1 with a lot of additional needs.
Management agent is taking legal advice, and has advised me tenant might win…
I presume this legal mess will keep the tenant in the property as long as the case goes on?? Presuming I need my own solicitor or can I reply on the solicitor the management agent uses for the complex.
I can’t find any cases similar unless it comes to renting and not purchasing.
The sale falls through due to a covenant in lease that the property cannot be assigned to a local authority .
I accept this ( disappointed ) as seller and reissue a new notice to terminate lease to tenant.
Tenant has got free legal aid and they are taking a case against the complex through the management agent for discrimination. The tenant has been living in the complex for 10 years with no issue and the covenant is unfair, unjust and discrimination in the middle of a housing crisis. She will be left homeless with 2 children, 1 with a lot of additional needs.
Management agent is taking legal advice, and has advised me tenant might win…
I presume this legal mess will keep the tenant in the property as long as the case goes on?? Presuming I need my own solicitor or can I reply on the solicitor the management agent uses for the complex.
I can’t find any cases similar unless it comes to renting and not purchasing.