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Following the abolition of Section 21 under the Renters’ Rights Act, you will now need to use the grounds-based process under Section 8 to take back possession of your rental property. In our latest deep dive, we look at how to evict on grounds of anti-social behaviour.
Landlords who served section 21 or section 8 eviction notices before the Renters’ Rights Act was introduced on 1st May, have until 31st July to apply to the court for possession. Student landlords with qualifying tenancies also have until the same date to use the special two-month notice period granted under ground 4a.
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