Landlords serving eviction notices during Covid-19 need to be aware
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Landlords serving eviction notices during Covid-19 need to be aware of a range of requirements. With time having stood still around possession claims whilst the pandemic was at its height, residential landlords are now looking to recover possession of the properties from tenants. There are many requirements surrounding section 21 notices which a landlord can unfortunately find themselves falling foul of, leaving the landlord with an invalid section 21 notice and faced with the prospect of having to serve a new notice giving 6 months’ notice to vacate the tenant.
Landlords should also be aware of the ‘shelf life’ of a section 21 notice, previously being 6 months from the date of service and, under the recent Coronavirus legislation more recent notices have an extended ‘shelf life’ of 10 months from the date of service.
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If you need support when resolving a dispute, contact Katie McClean with our Dispute Resolution team, via e. KatieMcClean@rixandkay.co.uk or t. 01273 766 929
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