Legal reminder to landlords of Coronavirus restrictions on giving notice

Legal reminder to landlords of Coronavirus restrictions on giving notice

A specialist law firm is reminding landlords considering possession proceedings that they still need to be aware of key changes to the law since the introduction of the Coronavirus Act 2020.

Jonathan Frankel, Litigation Partner at Cavendish Legal Group, says that pre-Covid, regaining possession of property could be done by either serving a section 8 (s8) or section 21 (s21) notice under the Housing Act 1988.To continue reading, please Click Here
Source: Landlord Today 


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