I'm a new landlord in Scotland; what is the legal process for evicting a tenant for antisocial behaviour, and how does it differ from England's system?
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Evicting a tenant for antisocial behaviour in Scotland requires specific grounds under a PRT, serving an AT6 notice, and potentially applying to the First-tier Tribunal. This differs significantly from England's Section 8 process, with Section 21 being abolished.
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Understand the legal process for evicting tenants for antisocial behaviour in Scotland under a Private Residential Tenancy (PRT). Learn key differences from England's system, the role of the First-tier Tribunal, and crucial steps for landlords.
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