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renting and insuring with a criminal convition
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hey guys! i was convicted of ABH earlier this year and i am looking to move out with a few of my girlfriends, we found a house we want and everything has been arranged for us to move in!
the way it will work is we are not actually classed as tennants, we are just people living there who share the bills. so technically he is not my landlord and i am not his tennant, we are all house mates who share with the bills.
i have a few questions/concerns;
- do i have to tell my "landlord" about my conviction legally?
- will it void his house insurance?
- if i dont tell him, and legally im not obliged can he take me to court if something happens?
thanks in advance for any help!!!
the way it will work is we are not actually classed as tennants, we are just people living there who share the bills. so technically he is not my landlord and i am not his tennant, we are all house mates who share with the bills.
i have a few questions/concerns;
- do i have to tell my "landlord" about my conviction legally?
- will it void his house insurance?
- if i dont tell him, and legally im not obliged can he take me to court if something happens?
thanks in advance for any help!!!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You are under no obligation to tell anyone about your criminal conviction whatsoever, and certianly if he doesn't ask, so don't do so.
With regards to insurance not paying out- there is a thing called disclosure- he CANNOT disclose your conviction to the insurance company if he does not know about it, so cannot be held responsible- it will not invalidate his insuranc at all if he does not know.
With regards to insurance not paying out- there is a thing called disclosure- he CANNOT disclose your conviction to the insurance company if he does not know about it, so cannot be held responsible- it will not invalidate his insuranc at all if he does not know.
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