Ending Tenancies
All tenancies need to end at some time. This section has information about the various ways you (and your tenant) can end a tenancy and the things that you need to do at that time. It also has guidance on what to do if your tenant refuses to leave voluntarily – including all the possession notices.
However, our Eviction Guide is to be found in the Court Proceedings section and is only available to +plus members. Most cases reports relating to eviction are also to be found there.
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Rented Property in Wales
Note that housing law has changed in Wales with effect from 1 December 2022.
See the Wales page to find out more.
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Possession Notices
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- Training Webinars – Coronavirus where are we now with Paula Hebbard
- Training Webinars – David Smith on Notices and the Queen’s Speech May 2021
- Training Webinars – Death and Rented Property – with David Smith
- Training Webinars – Sam Madge-Wyld on Section 21
- Training Webinars – Trespassers & unauthorised occupiers with Gina Peters
