Top 10 Section 8 Questions (UK Tenants)
Received a Section 8 eviction notice and unsure what it means?
Here are 10 quick questions and answers every UK tenant should know.
An eviction notice used when a landlord claims the tenant breached the tenancy, such as rent arrears.
No. The landlord must still prove the case in court.
Legal reasons the landlord relies on, like arrears, damage, or anti-social behaviour.
No. Some are discretionary, meaning the judge decides.
Yes. You may challenge arrears, evidence, or procedure.
Sometimes, it can change the outcome or delay eviction.
It depends on the grounds used, which vary in law.
The landlord must apply to court for possession.
Sometimes yes, depending on circumstances and hardship.
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