Tenants who have failed to pay their rent for six months
can be evicted with just four weeks’ notice under new government legislation,
in an apparent watering down of promises made by ministers. New regulations
dictate that a six-month notice period will be necessary for all landlords
seeking possession except where rent arrears are over six months or where
tenants have committed anti-social behaviour. Landlords seeking to evict
tenants for anti-social behaviour will also need to give four weeks’ notice,
while the period for perpetrators of domestic abuse will be two weeks. Read
more on Inside Housing.
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