End your residential tenancy properly with a Section 21 Notice

A landlord who has granted an assured shorthold tenancy to their tenant has a legal right, under the Housing Act 1988, to get their property back at the end of the tenancy. However, the landlord is required, under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988, to follow the correct legal procedure which includes serving a section 21 notice to their tenant. The landlord must serve the section 21 notice in writing giving the tenant a minimum of two months notice the they require possession of the property at the end of the tenancy.

All of our residential notice documents are written in plain English by an experienced solicitor. Each template comes accompanied with explanatory notes which walk you through the notices. You will also be provided with a completed example demonstrating exactly how you should complete your section 21 notice template.

Section 21 Notice Documents
Residential Notice Package	£17.99
Section 21a Notice	£4.99
Section 21b Notice	£4.99
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