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Frighteningly, seven out of every 10 possessions were refused in county court due to defective notices.*

When you want to regain possession of your property, you want to do so as quickly and smoothly as possible.

What it is?

A landlord serves a tenant with a Section 21 notice when he wishes to invoke his right to get his property back at the end of a legal tenancy. If this notice is not served, a landlord cannot make a claim for possession.

What it does?

A landlord should serve a Section 21 notice at least two months prior to the date on which he wishes to take possession of his property. There are two different types of notices that can be used: one for a fixed term tenancy and one where the tenancy is on a periodic basis. It is imperative to use the correct one when serving notice to a tenant, as an incorrect or invalid notice will result in delay in you regaining possession of your property. This is where Pebble comes in.

How we can help you with this

If you wish to regain possession of your property, Pebble will work with you to draw up the correct notice. We ensure that this notice is served correctly in line with your agreement. As we acknowledge that most disputes we deal with surrounding notices, are purely for the fact that they have not been served correctly.

Simply call Pebble today to discuss your requirements in detail and receive the landlord solutions you need?

(* source: London Association of District Judges)

  
 

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