Should I serve a Section 21 Notice at start of lease

deargas

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Should I serve a Section 21 Notice at start of lease

07-04-2011, 14:23 PM

Hi,

I just wanted to check if it's legally acceptable to serve a section 21 notice at the commencement of a lease.

I've got tenants moving in at the weekend, and I only want to lease the place out for 6 months. I'll be overseas and want to occupy the property afterwards.

Thanks,

Gus
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Should I serve a Section 21 Notice at start of lease

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