What is a Section 21 Notice
A section 21 notice can be issued to start the legal process to end an assured shorthold tenancy. It can be served where the tenancy is a fixed term and has ended or where it is periodic. The landlord does not have to give a reason for wanting to repossess the property, unlike where a landlord might want to serve a section 8 notice.
Key features of the Legislate Section 21 Notice
- Landlords issuing a section 8 notice can have confidence that their section 8 notice has been delivered to the tenant.
- The section 21 notice can be signed by the landlord and/or agent
- Our users like having all details relating to their property on one platform
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Main benefits of managing your Section 21 Notices with Legislate
- Our users like having all documents relating to their tenancy stored in one, easily accessible place
- Legislate’s address book makes serving notices extremely quick as all details relevant to the tenant can be pre-filled
- On Legislate, once the user has entered the ground for the notice, the terms of the notice will auto-populate, saving our users time and giving them confidence they have served the notice correctly.
How to create a Section 21 Notice on Legislate
Landlords simply have to set the terms of the notice, specify the parties to whom the notice needs to be served and wait for the tenant to view and sign the notice. Parties can use the Activity Tab to discuss any terms relating to the notice and the landlord can receive updates as to the progress of the notice, giving them the confidence that proceedings are in the process.
For more information on how to create your agreements with Legislate, sign up, read our tutorial on Section 21 notices or book an introductory call with one of our team members.