Residental rental Agreements.

bossychloe | 18:23 Fri 09th May 2008 | Law

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My friend has been living in rental accomodation for over 10 years with a 6 monthly contract, when he requested a longer contract he was only offered a 12 monthly contract and was told by his letting agent that by law this would be the longest possible contract.
Is this correct, or is it entirely up to the landlord how long the rental agreement is?
Also can he really be expected to leave with only 2 months notice?
Any ideas on where we can find his rights as a tenant?
Thanks x

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Thank you for getting back to me. I will tell my friend not to push his luck ;)

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