|
Members update Oct 2011 If you prefer to use the previous Section 21 Notice Guide please click here |
Section 21 Notice the Basics
-
Prior to service of the Section 21 Notice a Landlord must be eligible to use this process, having an AST, Deposit Protected, licences etc see entitlement to use this process
-
-
How to issue a valid Section 21 Notice
The Section 21 Notice to be served is determined by whether or not it is served before or after the last day of the Tenancy Agreement
You need a minimum of three copies of the Section 21 Notice, yours, each named tenant and the courts.
|
If serving the Section 21 Notice in the FIXED TERM |
|
Serving the Section 21 Notice AFTER the last day of the fixed term |
21 1 or (1B)
|
|
21 4 or (4a)
|
Completing the Section 21 Notice help
-
-
-
-
-
-
If you have previously served a Section 8 or 21 Notice do not serve a new notice see fast track me
Hints and tips
Applying for possession rules
Should the Tenant fail to vacate following the expiry of the Section 21 Notice means that the Landlord is ELIGIBLE to apply for a Possession Order.
What happens after I have made my application for a Possession?
There are a number of possibilities
|
Avoid the common pitfalls others make 7 out of 10 applications for possession using the Section 21 Notice process are delayed, rejected or denied see check List
Always have a plan B
|