Can I sub-let my holiday home?
- Tuesday, 2 June 2009
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It would seem to me that you are occupying a holiday caravan on a recognised holiday caravan site and you are unlawfully using it as your main and only residence. There are clear dangers in occupying a holiday caravan as your permanent residence. It can never be recommended that anybody occupies a holiday caravan as a permanent residence with or without the park’s permission.
In relation to your question as to whether there has been a breach of contract by either your neighbour or the site owner, if both parties have agreed to the amendment in the contract then there can be no breach. However, if the site owner is being truthful in his statement that he would never allow your neighbour to sub-let the home, then assuming their contract is the same as yours, your neighbour would be in breach of their contract and therefore it would be down to the site owner to terminate it.
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