What is ground 11 of the Housing Act 1988?

What is ground 11 of the Housing Act 1988?

Ground 11. Whether or not any rent is in arrears on the date on which proceedings for possession are begun, the tenant has persistently delayed paying rent which has become lawfully due.

What is ground 2 Schedule 2 Housing Act 1988?

A ground 2 notice is to notify a tenant before a tenancy is granted the the rented property is subject to a mortgage and that possession may be sought in the future by the mortgage company. It’s use was more for assured tenancies and isn’t as important for most assured shrothold tenancies.

What is a ground 1 notice?

Notice requiring possession: Ground 1 is a mandatory ground, which means that providing the conditions have been met in full the court must issue a possession order – it requires the same notice period as a s21 notice – minimum of 2 months.

What is a ground 10 notice?

Ground 10 – Rent arrears Two-weeks’ notice of proceedings required. This ground requires that rent is in arrears at the time of serving the notice of seeking possession and at the start of court proceedings. Arrears must be arrears of the tenant and not of a predecessor in title.

What ground 14?

Ground 14 – Nuisance, annoyance, illegal or immoral use of the property.

Can I evict my tenant without Section 21?

If your section 21 isn’t valid You’ll be able to stay in your home and challenge your eviction if your landlord hasn’t given you a valid section 21 notice. Your landlord will have to give you a new, valid notice if they still want you to leave your home.

What are grounds for possession?

The grounds for possession fall into two categories: mandatory, where the tenant will definitely be ordered to leave if the landlord can prove breach of contract, and discretionary, where the court can decide one way or the other. These grounds for possession apply to tenancies entered into after 15 January 1989.

What are the grounds for possession?