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The eviction landscape is changing, with the proposed abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions. This means landlords will increasingly rely on Section 8 notices, which require specific grounds for tenant removal.
At Anderson & Blake, we stay informed about these changes and provide practical assistance to landlords adjusting to the new requirements.
We help landlords transition to using Section 8 notices by offering guidance on how to address tenancy breaches such as:
We can help ensure your Section 8 notice is accurate and properly served to avoid unnecessary delays.
Our experience ensures you’ll have the guidance you need to manage the eviction process confidently and efficiently.
Serve the correct notice, follow legal procedures, and apply to the court if needed.
A "no-fault" notice to regain possession of your property at the end of a tenancy.
A notice used for tenant breaches, like rent arrears or property damage.
You’ll need to apply to the court for a possession order.
No, unless the tenant is a lodger living in your home.
Maintain open communication, follow proper legal steps, and document everything.
Are you struggling with a tenant who won’t pay rent or refuses to leave? At Anderson & Blake, we specialise in making the eviction process as stress-free, fast, and efficient as possible.
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