Notice to Recover Possession of a Tenancy (Fault Claim S8)

What is a 'Notice to Recover Possession of a Tenancy (Fault Claim S8)'?

A claim notice by a Landlord to recover possession of a tenancy where the tenant is at fault somehow. There are two main types of possession proceedings provided for in the Housing Act 1988: section 8 and section 21. Section 8 proceedings require that the tenant be given a reason, or legal ground, as to why the landlord wants the property back in the notice.

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