[143E Notice of proceedings for possession]
Housing Act 1996 (1996 c 52) | Legislation

[143E  Notice of proceedings for possession]

[(1)     Proceedings for possession of a dwelling-house let under a demoted tenancy must not be brought unless the landlord has served on the tenant a notice of proceedings under this section.

(2)     The notice must—

(a)     state that the court will be asked to make an order for the possession of the dwelling-house;

(b)     set out the reasons for the landlord's decision to apply for the order;

(c)     specify the date after which proceedings for the possession of the dwelling-house may be begun;

(d)     inform the tenant of his right to request a review of the landlord's decision and of the time within which the request must be made.

[(3)     The date specified under subsection (2)(c)—

(a)     must

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