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Think we’d be tempted to continue with the hearing because the tenancy doesn’t end on death but instead passes to the estate.
Also, we always think it’s useful experience especially where the outcome is no longer important to you so can be relaxed at the hearing.
You wouldn’t get money back anyway!
That being said, we would telephone the court because if they’re mega busy they might appreciate knowing and suggest cancelling.
To get possession officially you will need to speak to the next of kin (as it’s technically their tenancy now) and hopefully they will arrange keys in a timely manner.
Please see here for more information about death of tenant.