[SCHEDULE 2A Assured Tenancies: Non-Shortholds]
Housing Act 1988 (1988 c 50) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 2A Assured Tenancies: Non-Shortholds]

Section 19A

[Tenancies excluded by notice

1

(1)     An assured tenancy in respect of which a notice is served as mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) below.

(2)     The notice referred to in sub-paragraph (1) above is one which—

(a)     is served before the assured tenancy is entered into,

(b)     is served by the person who is to be the landlord under the assured tenancy on the person who is to be the tenant under that tenancy, and

(c)     states that the assured tenancy to which it relates is not to be an assured shorthold tenancy.

2

(1)     An assured tenancy in respect of which a notice is served as mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) below.

(2)     The notice referred to in sub-paragraph (1) above is one which—

(a)     is served after the assured tenancy has been entered into,

(b)     is served by the landlord under the assured tenancy on the tenant under that tenancy, and

(c)     states that the assured tenancy to which it relates is no longer an assured shorthold tenancy.

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