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gazbags | 10:36 Sun 27th Jul 2008 | Civil
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My mother has been a sitting tennant for almost 50 years in a bungalow.She is not in the best of health and needs a lot of care now. If I move in and look after her for the rest of her life, Should she pass away, will I be able to carry on living there?
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need to now more about the tenancy. Is it private or local authority as succession rights usually only apply to LA tenants
11:59 Sun 27th Jul 2008
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On what kind of terms does she occupy the bungalow on?

Does she have a protected tenancy for her life and, if so, does if extend to spouses or offspring (maybe up to a certain age).

This should give some more info on protected tenancies.

http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/hou sing/regulatedtenancies
12:09 Sun 27th Jul 2008

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