Do you have tenants causing anti-social behaviour including damage to property? You may need to serve a notice under grounds 12 and 14 of schedule 2 to the Housing Act 1988

 

Current s.21 notices require you to give 2 months' notice to your tenants. In cases of anti-social behaviour you may be dealing with ongoing complaints from neighbours and potentially from the local authority for a long period of time plus your property may be severely damaged

 

We can give expert advice on dealing with anti-social behaviour in both the short and the long term, including as to the viability of injunctions and/or proceedings for possession based on breach of tenancy and the statutory ground of anti-social behaviour

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If Government plans to remove s.21 proceedings as an option go through, private landlords may have no option but to bring claims based on anti-social behaviour

 

Get expert advice from specialist landlord solicitors who have extensive experience in these types of claims

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We can help you deal with anti-social behaviour in an efficient, cost-effective manner - get the right advice before taking any action

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Call Proprietary Rights Ltd on 07305 188 103 or email info@proprietaryrights.co.uk