A council tenant rents from the council: Not renting from you:
Perhaps you meant your tenants who are in receipt of HB or the Housing element of UC??
Thatcher's 1988 Housing Act s5(1) makes clear tenants do not have to leave until (valid - was it??) notice expires, court, court...
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