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Nope :-) In France I was given 2 weeks notice, immediately before Christmas. The landlord sold the property I was in without telling me, then gave me 2 weeks.
by jlokier 6y ago
Nope :-)
In France I was given 2 weeks notice, immediately before Christmas.
The landlord sold the property I was in without telling me, then gave me 2 weeks.
That was difficult as I was booked to fly to the UK in 1 week.
Finding another place to live at Christmas is difficult. Doing everything to process it including moving within 1 week is difficult. Luckily for me, some Mormon friends came to visit, and when I told them my predicament, they did everything to help me move my stuff quickly to my new temporary place. Good people - thanks guys!
In January I had to find somewhere again, because I hadn't been find a suitable long term rental before Christmas.
- Nodraak 6y agoThis sounds very illegal. From what I know, in France the notice period is 1 month if it is "meublé", or 3 months if the appartment is empty. Edit: actually, I just checked and that's for tenants. If the landlord wants to break the contract to sell the property, it's 3 months for "meublé", 6 months otherwise.
- guerby 6y agoYes it's illegal in France, here is the official documentation: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F929 https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F929 3 to 6 month with certified letter before the sale, and can only happen at lease renewal dates (every 3 years).