Section 13(2) notice
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- England & Wales
- Length:4 pages (1380 words)
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About this document
This notice complies with section 13(2) of the Housing Act 1988.
It is to be used by a landlord or licensor who wishes to propose a new rent under an assured agricultural occupancy of premises situated in England.
This notice should be served on the tenant in plenty of time to allow him or her to respond. The minimum period of notice that must be given before the proposed new rent can take effect is:
one month for a tenancy that is monthly or for a shorter period, for example, weekly or fortnightly
six months for a annual tenancy
in all other cases, a period equal to the length of the period of the tenancy for example, three months in the case of a quarterly tenancy.
Contents
- Details of the tenant
- Details and address of the premises
- Details of the landlord or licensor
- Charges and rent or licence fee
- Other legal provisions
- Validity of notice
- Explanatory notes
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