I heard that in the kings speech that section 21 notice are banned with immediate effect. Is that correct? I paid a solicitor yesterday to draw up a letter for me 
It’s not banned yet but will be
It’s just been confirmed it will be reintroduced
Few hoops to jump through yet
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I wonder how long it will take
The announcement was made in the which outlines the Government’s priorities for the coming year and reiterated its commitment to ending Section 21, so-called ‘no fault’ repossessions.
The Bill also includes the much-publicised plans to end rental bidding wars and improve the standard and safety of rental properties.
That is from the association sent out today
Thanks. Hopegully i will okay! Doesnt bode well for us in the future though as there willbe even tighter regulations for us all
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It will probably be at least a year before the Renters Rights Act is in force.
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Thanks for that. I appreciate you reply
Hi everyone,
Labour has indeed announced plans to abolish Section 21 “immediately,” but this is more about emphasising their intention rather than giving a specific timeframe.
Just to give you an idea, after being introduced in parliament, the Renters (Reform) Bill took a year to reach the House of Lords, undergoing significant revisions in the process.
We have updated our guide on the abolition of Section 21 with the latest information. You can read it here:
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