Eviction Notice Periods to be Set at Four Months from 1 June

Eviction Notice Periods to be Set at Four Months from 1 June

Eviction notice periods are to be set at four months from 1 June, but are slated to return to pre-pandemic levels in October, according to the government.

The announcement of a ‘phased approach’ is designed to help the country ease back into normal life after over a year of lockdowns and a tumultuous economy. To continue reading, please Click Here

Source: Property Wire


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