Deeds of Assignment, Deeds of Surrender and Guarantor Release documents for Residential Landlords in England

During the lifetime of a residential tenancy, circumstances often change. A tenant may wish to leave early, transfer their interest to another occupier, or a guarantor may need to be formally released

In these situations, landlords must ensure that any changes are properly documented in a legally binding deed. Failure to do so can result in disputes, uncertainty over liability, or difficulty recovering rent or possession.

This selection of professionally drafted templates assist landlords in managing tenancy changes lawfully and clearly.

Deed of Assignment

A Deed of Assignment is used where an existing tenant transfers their interest in the tenancy to another person. This can arise when a replacement tenant takes over or one joint tenant leaves and another joins.

Deed of Surrender

A Deeds of Surrender is used when both landlord and tenant agree to end the tenancy early. Without a deed, there can be uncertainty over whether a tenancy has legally ended.

A Deed of Release of Guarantor formally discharges a guarantor from their obligations under a tenancy agreement. Formal release protects both landlord and guarantor from ongoing liability disputes.

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