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Section 21 Notices: Abolished and What Replaced Them
Section 21 Notices: Abolished and What Replaced Them
Section 21 is the route most private landlords in England have used to recover possession of a property let on an assured shorthold tenancy without having...
Section 8 Notices: Grounds for Possession
Section 8 Notices: Grounds for Possession
A section 8 notice is what a landlord uses when a tenant has done something wrong and the landlord wants the property back because of it. Unlike a section...
Tenancy Deposit Disputes: Your Options
Tenancy Deposit Disputes: Your Options
Getting a deposit back at the end of a tenancy is usually straightforward. When it isn't, and the landlord wants to keep some or all of it, tenants have...
The Accelerated Possession Procedure Explained
The Accelerated Possession Procedure Explained
If you are a landlord in England trying to get your property back at the end of an assured shorthold tenancy, the accelerated possession procedure is...
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