Enshrined in The Housing Act 1988, Section 21 permits some residential landlords to carry out “no fault evictions”. Detailing how the successive governments have introduced ever more restrictions on landlords serving Section 21 Notices, he remarks that the demise of Section 21 is not especially surprising, or unwelcome. Although the draft bill has not yet published, the government needs to ensure that landlords’ and tenants’ rights are adequately protected in the post-Section 21 world.
https://www.landlordtoday.co.uk/rental-reform/2022/5/goodbye-to-section-21
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