If I understood your situation, you agreed to rent a home and sign the contract, but you could not pay the full amount. You were not allowed to move in because you had not paid. I do not know when you intend to pay the balance if it was agreed. You ask if it is fair to charge you for a place that you have been denied access to. What you might consider fair is not necessarily the legal situation. The landlord may also think that it is unfair that you signed a payment agreement and that you did not do so and that they could have rented it to someone else, but it does not matter to the legal situation. The best advice anyone can give you is to keep your lease to an organization that can help you, for example. B.CAB, law centre, etc., because the specific agreement is important. The lessor may be able to legally enforce your obligation to pay part of the term of the lease, but this depends on whether they try and re-rent the room as soon as you have formally informed them that you no longer wish to take advantage of the lease. There may also be a special clause in the agreement that the lease cannot begin if no payment is made as agreed, which could help. The owner may decide not to do anything, even if he or she has the right to do so. In negotiations, it might be a good idea to keep in mind that you apparently committed to a contract, that you did not fulfill your payment obligations (which is the reason for not being able to cash in as expected) and that you did not try to terminate the contract until you were contacted.

I suggest you try to get help because it is complex and it is better to treat it sooner rather than later. The tenant can also ask the court to end the temporary period prematurely if their rent has increased by a large amount. The court can do this if it is an amount that is an amount: the specialty period for the early termination of a fixed-term AST is the „lease surrender,“ but you can only do so in agreement with your landlord. If you cannot obtain your consent, you will remain responsible for the rent and all other invoices you have agreed to pay in the tenancy agreement. But also… Tennent agrees: „Cancel at least two months in writing to leave the premises or to advance the end date of the contract.“ – Aristocrat agreement of the Nancy Shorthold Insurance (ASTA) – today is the most common type of lease. Your rental agreement may be an ASTA lease if the property is leased by a private owner who does not reside in a portion of the property, who leases the property as the main dwelling and who started renting after January 15, 1989. However, your rent is excluded from free if it started before January 15, 1989 and if the rent is more than 100,000 USD per year or less than 250 USD per year (less than 1,000 USD per year in London) or if it is a commercial rent or a licensed dwelling or a lease or your landlord who is not a private landlord it is a private landlord , for example, a local authority or a housing company. An AST can be either a fixed-term lease, a periodic lease or a legal periodic lease The fixed term, regardless of the type of lease, has a unique function – keep the lease unchanged for the fixed period, usually 6 or 12 months. During this period, neither the landlord nor the tenant can change any of the terms of the contract. Periodic rent is a monthly or weekly rent, depending on how often you pay your rent to your landlord.

Your landlord can only increase the rent if your fixed-term lease is converted into a periodic lease, though: I am not a lawyer, but I think if you have a written agreement so that you can leave before the end of the lease with a one-month period, then you should be able.