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Updated forms for rent possession

Following the introduction of the Coronavirus Act 2020, the Government has published a new form of section 8 notice and section 21 notice for possession actions which are intended to be used by landlords wanting to give notice to their tenants up until 30 September 2020.

The layout of the forms remains very similar and the amendments are largely to reflect the changes to the notice periods during this time, however, landlords are advised to read any guidance notes before using the new forms.

The new section 8 notice can be downloaded here.

The new section 21 notice can be downloaded here.

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