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Mandatory Grounds for Possession

Part 4 of our grounds for possession series considers ground 4 - Lets to students by educational institutions.

What is the Ground 4 - Let to students by educational institutions?

This ground allows educational establishments- such as universities- who let out properties to students, to be able to obtain possession of the property without having to satisfy one of the more rigid grounds.

In order to be able to rely upon this ground, the tenancy must be for a fixed term of no more than 12 months.

What notice is required?

In order to rely on this ground, written notice must be given at the start of the tenancy that possession may be sought on this ground.

At present, a final notice giving a minimum of 4 months' notice must be given prior to issuing court proceedings relying on ground 4.

For more information contact Samantha Abdoollah in our Commercial Litigation department via email or phone on 01254 222456. Alternatively send any question through to Forbes Solicitors via our online Contact Form.

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