The notice period is usually valid for a period of 2 weeks, although some of the reasons (see below) require more than 2 weeks` notice. This reason does not apply if the Home Office has indicated that not all tenants or tenants are entitled to the tenancy, given that the promised lease is converted into a lease agreement excluded from the protection of the Eviction Act 1977. In such a case, the lessor may terminate a period of 28 days on a mandatory form. For more information, see the “Seniority security” section on the page Right to rental expatriation. 7. Reason – This reason relates to the inheritance or inheritance tax of a rental agreement. It allows the landlord to claim ownership if the proceedings are initiated within one year of the tenant`s death (or later if the court allows it), whether or not the rent has been accepted. Reason cannot be used against a surviving spouse. In addition, all applications addressed to the Tribunal shall be submitted until at least 20 September 2020.

Once the suspension of hearings is lifted, the government has also hinted that it will introduce a new notice of recourse for private landlords, which will likely impact when you can rely on the reasons for rent arrears. You`ll find a guide on when you may or may not use a particular soil in our guide to the different mandatory and discretionary reasons. The grounds that may be used are set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (although reason 14A can only be used by company owners). They are divided into compelling and discretionary reasons. The notice referred to in section 8 must prove that the tenant has breached the terms of the rental agreement, and any provision or condition of the rental agreement that is considered uninterrupted constitutes an infringement. The most common type of offense is non-payment or late payment of rent, but also property damage, disengaged behavior and subletting are grounds for property decision. At the time of the letter, the notice of termination under Article 8 is significantly reduced by the inclusion of grounds for anti-social behaviour in a communication under Section 8. . . .