Serving Notice
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Most tenancies are Assured Shorthold Tenancies and Landlords cannot recovery their property without serving notice on the Tenant.
The easiest way is by serving a Section 21 Notice. This Notice is a Two month notice.
Please note if your Tenancy began after April 2007 and you took a deposit from your Tenant, you must have registered the deposit in The Deposit Protection Scheme (DPS). If you failed to do so, you will not be able to recover your property using Section 21 Notice. IF THIS IS A PROBLEM PLEASE CALL US FOR ADVICE.
WE WILL SERVE NOTICE ON YOUR BEHALF AND PROVIDE YOU WITH A CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE.
Most tenancies are Assured Shorthold Tenancies and Landlords cannot recovery their property without serving notice on the Tenant.
If your Tenant owes you rent, then you need to serve the relevant Notice on them. This Notice is a Section 8 Notice and is only valid if the Tenant owes at least 2 rent payments. It covers many different Grounds for recovery of the Property and any rent arrears. Not all the Grounds of this Notice will be Mandatory Grounds for Possession. Section 8 Notices can also be used for Breach Of Tenancy or Nuisance.
In most cases this is a two week notice.
WE WILL DRAW UP A SECTION 8 NOTICE AND RENTAL ARREARS SCHEDULE, SERVE IT ON YOUR BEHALF AND PROVIDE YOU WITH A CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE.
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