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I agree. Also extremely doubtful that the Council would give permission for another occupant.CR001 wrote:I doubt a 1 bedroom flat will pass the 'adequate accommodation' test and be considered overcrowded.
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I agree. They would only have given permission to the spouse or unmarried partner of their tenenat.Casa wrote: I suspect that the Council assumed you are a couple, sharing a bedroom when they gave permission for you to live in the property with the official tenant
If you are not the unmarried partner of their tenant, then you should rent your own flat. The tenant should also advise her Housing Association/council of the true nature of your relationship with her.ahmed kichaa wrote:I really appreciate your replies
So a reception room of 148 sq ft and a bedroom of 131 sq ft is not sufficient. Cant the owner use the reception room and me and wife use the bedroom or vice versa. even if its for a temporary basis until i get another flat.
thank you once again
She can't let you live there without the permsion of her HA/council, who are the owners of the property she lives in. It might even be a breach of her tenancy agreement.ahmed kichaa wrote:and do i need to get the council's written permission even if shes a secured tenant cant she allow lodgers into her flat without notifying the council.
Yes, written permission from the Council is mandatory.ahmed kichaa wrote:and do i need to get the council's written permission even if shes a secured tenant cant she allow lodgers into her flat without notifying the council.
some councils don't produce such reports and i thought a property inspectors report that might pass the flat for overcrowding would be enough for the spouse visa to pass.
If a neighbour reports her to the HA for breach of her tenanacy, then they will come around and check who is living in their property. Two women and a man living in a one bedroom flat is going to draw attention to her.ahmed kichaa wrote:t
i honestly thought the flat would be able to accommodate 3 persons with the single owner using the living room for sleeping and us using the bedroom