Change to notice of termination

[Santos118]

Hi, I served my tenants notice in June 2022 & they were due to move out at the end of January 2023, with the new ban on winter evictions do I need to serve them notice again and what date can I put on the amended notice. Many thanks.

 

[ClubMan]

I presume that you can find the answer here?

Residential Tenancies (Deferment of Termination Dates of Certain Tenancies) Act 2022 | Residential Tenancies Board

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[NoRegretsCoyote]

Are they still planning to move out? They may not be aware of the winter evictions ban and it's not your job to inform them.

 

[Santos118]

Thank you ClubMan , it seems I would need to defer until 01 April 2023.

@NoRegretsCoyote - I'm not sure yet if they have plans, I think they may well be planning a move back to Lithuania.

 

[Sarenco]

Either way, you don’t have to issue an amended notice (assuming, obviously, that it was valid in the first place).

 

[Michelle_B]

Hi, I served my tenants notice in June 2022 & they were due to move out at the end of January 2023, with the new ban on winter evictions do I need to serve them notice again and what date can I put on the amended notice. Many thanks.

I am in the same boat. Served notice in July out til end of Feb. I am not issuing a new notice but as my PRTB registration for this tenancy expires on Feb 28th, I will have to renew it. ( as advised by a solicitor). Good luck

 

[Frank]

I am in the same boat. Served notice in July out til end of Feb. I am not issuing a new notice but as my PRTB registration for this tenancy expires on Feb 28th, I will have to renew it. ( as advised by a solicitor). Good luck

Good luck renewing with RTB, painful website.
Solicitor is correct though not worth falling out over 40 quid.