Get Access After Death Notice Tenant Notices

Most of the time, the car lease will become part of the deceased car lessee's estate. If the estate has sufficient assets, the estate will be required to pay the remaining payments on the car lease. ... If the family wants to use the car, they can continue to pay the lease payments after the car owner has passed away.

Unless there is a term in your tenancy agreement which allows you to schedule viewings during the last month of a tenancy, your sitting tenants are entitled to refuse any agent or viewers access to the property. ... ask the sitting tenants if they have a preferred time for arranging viewings.

If the tenancy is still within the fixed term, the tenant's personal representatives step into the shoes of the deceased. The tenancy will then pass to the deceased tenant's estate which continues to be liable for the tenant covenants in the AST.

The deceased tenant's property, debt, and contracts will transfer to the estate or next of kin. This means, that the lease agreement does not automatically end when a tenant dies. In most states a landlord can hold an estate accountable for any unpaid rent for the remainder of the lease terms.

If a tenant dies and there are no other tenants in the apartment, the landlord can get rid of any unsafe items right away. The legal representative is usually the person who is named in the will or by a court to look after the property (estate) of the person who died. ...

What rights do tenants have: You do not have to leave your home just because a fixed term has come to an end - unless your landlord has obtained an order for possession. ... If you don't want your landlord or letting agent to organise viewings you can refuse and they may not enter without your permission.

A lease agreement does not terminate automatically upon a tenant's death, so you don't have a legal right to repossess the property or remove the tenant's possessions without going through the proper steps.

If the tenant doesn't want to allow access, whether it be for viewings, inspections or general maintenance, that's their given right. ... It means that they [the tenant] are entitled to live in the property without interference from the landlord or anyone acting on his behalf (such as his letting agent).

The tenancy becomes part of the deceased tenant's estate and so must be dealt with by the Executor of the Will, until the Probate is granted. ... Once an Executor of the Will is appointed, they take over the rights and obligations of the agreement and continues to be liable for the rent until the end of the tenancy.