SECTION 21 NOTICES
What is a Section 21 Notice?
In simple words, Section 21 is a legal notice that a landlord can serve to a tenant to evict from his property.
What are other terms used for Section 21 Notice?
Section 21 Notice is also called a possession notice, no-fault eviction notice or notice of eviction.
For what sort of tenancies, a Section 21 Notice can be used?
Section 21 Notice can only be used for Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST).
When Section 21 Notice can be served?
To serve a valid Section 21 Notice, the landlord has to give at least two months’ notice to the tenant. If not, the Section 21 Notice will be invalid and ineffective.
What are the other requirements for Serving a valid Section 21 Notice?
There are several essential elements which must be fulfilled before serving a Section 21 Notice. Our Landlord and Tenant Lawyers are here to help you in your best interest.
What is the biggest misconception about Section 21 Notice?
The biggest misconception about Section 21 Notice is that upon its service, a landlord thinks he will get back his property promptly despite checking the validity elements of Section 21 Notice and also despite thinking about the inevitable legal proceedings (mostly) which could be expensive and stressful. However, our Landlord and Tenant Lawyers are here to help you in your best interest.
What do Sunrise Solicitors offer to the Landlords for Section 21 Notice?
Sunrise Solicitors can certainly advise and act for those landlords who are thinking to serve a Section 21 Notice to their tenants. We offer to draft, complete and execute a valid Section 21 Notice on your behalf by covering its all legal and essential elements. We also offer our legal services to advise and act on your behalf after serving a Section 21 Notice. We offer a 10-minute free initial consultation with our Landlord and Tenant lawyers who can advise in your best interest.
What do Sunrise Solicitors offer to the tenants who received a Section 21 Notice?
Sunrise Solicitors can certainly advise and act for all those tenants who have received a Section 21 Notice from their landlord. We offer to discuss the validity and invalidity of any such Section 21 you received from your landlord which might change the consequences in your favour. We also offer a defence service to defend the Section 21 Notice by our Landlord and Tenant lawyers. We offer a 10-minute free initial consultation with our Landlord and Tenant lawyers who can advise in your best interest.