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You are here: Homepage > Possession Notices > Section 8 Notice What is it?Section 8 of the Housing Act 1988 specifies grounds upon which a landlord can claim possession of the premises. As you will see if you decide to purchase a Section 8 Notice, we have made this as simple as possible. There are 17 separate grounds, on which a landlord can seek possession. All the grounds are listed and all you have to do is choose which you would wish to rely upon. The first 8 grounds, of the Section 8 Notice, are mandatory, which means that if the landlord can show the court that one of these grounds applies, the court must give possession. The remaining grounds, are discretionary, which means that the court will not necessarily give possession, but will examine the situation as a whole and give a judgement, which it considers to be just. The most common grounds are for rent arrears, and you will see that rent arrears are covered in three grounds, 8, 10, and 11. Usually, it is best to choose all three, if the tenant is in sufficient arrears to choose ground 8, (being mandatory). Please read the grounds carefully and decide which ones you wish to include in your Notice. How To OrderThe document is available as part of our premium range for £30.00 including all delivery charges. You can choose to have your document emailed to you, or sent by first class post. Simply complete our order form with your details and we will professionally draft and check your document for you. We aim to prepare your document by the end of the next working day, although in practice we normally send it within hours of receiving payment. Alternatively, you can purchase this document pack in our standard range for £10.00. Immediately after payment by credit or debit card, we will email you a simple-to-complete Word document which you can fill in and print yourself. We also include comprehensive guidance notes, and you can contact us if you require any help.
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