Hi, I have a nightmare tenant, on plus side she pays (via benefits) but I'm getting constant complaints for anti-social behaviour, police and social services being called etc. The initial term of her AST has gone, so I'm serving her with a section 21 form 6a
I thought that to ensure I did everything correctly I'd use the form on gov.uk, but I'm either being dumb or the form is incorrect. The form is here https://assets.publishing.service.go...orm_6A__1_.pdf
It states
2. You are required to leave the below address after [ xxxxxxxxxx] . If you do not leave, your landlord may apply to the court for an order under Section 21(1) or (4) of the Housing Act 1988 requiring you to give up possession.
So is that the date the notice is served, in which case there is no where on the form to put when you want them out by (at least 3 months I know at the mo)? or is that the date they should vacate the property by? In which case surely it shouldn't say 'after', as that's open ended and could suggest they could leave at any point after that date. Surely the wording should be 'by' or 'on or before'?
Or am I being daft?
Thanks
I thought that to ensure I did everything correctly I'd use the form on gov.uk, but I'm either being dumb or the form is incorrect. The form is here https://assets.publishing.service.go...orm_6A__1_.pdf
It states
2. You are required to leave the below address after [ xxxxxxxxxx] . If you do not leave, your landlord may apply to the court for an order under Section 21(1) or (4) of the Housing Act 1988 requiring you to give up possession.
So is that the date the notice is served, in which case there is no where on the form to put when you want them out by (at least 3 months I know at the mo)? or is that the date they should vacate the property by? In which case surely it shouldn't say 'after', as that's open ended and could suggest they could leave at any point after that date. Surely the wording should be 'by' or 'on or before'?
Or am I being daft?
Thanks
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