how long notice does a landlord gives a tenant before eviction in london?

Answer 1

28 days

Answer 2

It amazes me how many people have absolutely no idea about evictions in the UK despite the number of people living in rented accomodation.

Regardless of what your contract may say, a Landlord must give you AT LEAST 2 MONTHS NOTICE.

In addition the notice must expire on the day before a rent due date, e.g. if your rent is due on the 15th of the month and the Landlord serves notice on say the 27th September, he must give 2 months to the 27th November and then the extra days up to the next rent date. So the notice would expire on the 14th December.

Also, a Landlord cannot evict you within 6 months of the start of the tenancy.

Answer 3

It depends on the contract.
We let a flat on an assured shorthold tenancy, and I believe that requires two months' notice from the landlord or one months' from the tenant to terminate it.

Answer 4

it depends i paid 1 months rent and 1 months in advance so my landlord has to give me one months notice

Answer 5

usually 28 days check the your lease and can be shorter depending on whether you grossely broke the rules of your contract talk to citizens advice if in doubt.

Answer 6

a land lord should given you a minimum of 1 month to pack and leave

Answer 7

It varies, but check your tenancy contract. It must (by law) be stated in this document.

Answer 8

check your rental agreement and see what it says, but I would have thought at least a month.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

read your agency agreement