With the Renters (Reform) Bill progressing, what specific evidence will landlords need to provide for a 'no-fault' possession under the new Section 21 replacement, and what's the expected notice period for existing ASTs once it becomes law?
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The Renters (Reform) Bill replaces 'no-fault' Section 21 evictions with new grounds requiring specific evidence. Existing ASTs have a 6-month transition period for Section 21 post-implementation, after which all tenancies become periodic.
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