Section 8: Ground 14 - Antisocial Behaviour
David Smith examines Section 8 Ground 14, covering anti-social behaviour, evidence, tenant engagement, and what landlords must prove in court.
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David Smith examines Section 8 Ground 14, covering anti-social behaviour, evidence, tenant engagement, and what landlords must prove in court.
When does a tenancy breach or damage justify eviction? David Smith examines Section 8 Grounds 12, 13 and 15 and the importance of evidence and early action.
David Smith explains Grounds 8, 10 and 11, exploring mandatory and discretionary possession grounds, rent arrears, and key pitfalls for letting agents.
David Smith explains Section 8 Grounds 1 and 1A, covering key rules, common misconceptions, and crucial nuances for letting agents to understand.
Learn how Section 8 works under the Renters’ Rights Act, including every mandatory and discretionary ground, notice periods, and evidence requirements.
Once the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force on 1st May, Section 8 notices will be the primary method of evicting tenants. Here’s what letting agents need to know.
As part of the Renters (Reform) Bill, the government aims to align the abolition of section 21 “no-fault” evictions with speeding up the court's process. But what does this mean?
The Renters (Reform) Bill was proposed by the Conservative Party to reform the private rental sector, but it didn’t pass and is no longer active in the UK.
Anti-social behaviour can affect a property and the surrounding community. So how can letting agents and landlords prevent this with their tenants?