Interesting question... a few years back we changed our tenancy agreement and got our tenants who had already signed up to re-sign the tenancy.
The tenant in question had a guarantor in place already, executed as a deed, for Tenancy Agreement A. The tenant meanwhile signed agreement A, but we asked them to sign a new one, agreement B. Terms and Conditions where broadly the same but had a few minor changes (wording, non fundamental changes mainly).
Tenant left owing some money, and we didn't chase it but they are back on our radar and we are chasing it. Guarantor is refusing as we did not give him a copy of the new contract.
Are we out of luck? Effectively the heads of terms were unchanged, so guarantee still matches the tenancy (new and old tenancy), but guarantor did not see the new tenancy prior to the tenancy starting.
Ta all.
The tenant in question had a guarantor in place already, executed as a deed, for Tenancy Agreement A. The tenant meanwhile signed agreement A, but we asked them to sign a new one, agreement B. Terms and Conditions where broadly the same but had a few minor changes (wording, non fundamental changes mainly).
Tenant left owing some money, and we didn't chase it but they are back on our radar and we are chasing it. Guarantor is refusing as we did not give him a copy of the new contract.
Are we out of luck? Effectively the heads of terms were unchanged, so guarantee still matches the tenancy (new and old tenancy), but guarantor did not see the new tenancy prior to the tenancy starting.
Ta all.