Ground 8 Rent Arrears Possession: The Mandatory Three-Month Threshold Explained
Ground 8 gives landlords a mandatory route to possession for serious rent arrears. Learn the threshold, the timing trap, and when Ground 10 is the fallback.
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Ground 8 gives landlords a mandatory route to possession for serious rent arrears. Learn the threshold, the timing trap, and when Ground 10 is the fallback.
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How the discretionary possession grounds work under the Renters' Rights Act — rent arrears below the mandatory threshold, tenancy breaches and anti-social behaviour.
How deposit protection works under the Renters' Rights Act — the 30-day deadline, prescribed information requirements and penalties for getting it wrong.
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