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There is no statutory obligation on a tenant to give notice before leaving on the very last day.
In our view there is not a problem with making it a contractual obligation to give notice.
However, the Office of Fair Trading (as they were at the time) say that such a term is unfair and therefore unenforceable. We disagreed and refused to change the term and said to them we would challenge their view in court. They never took it further!
Therefore, we don’t know if it’s enforceable or not until there is some decision. If nothing else, it’s a good deterrent!