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- Notice to terminate a tenancyThe written notice by which a landlord or a tenant brings a tenancy to an end. It works from either side — you state which of the two you are. The notice period is the one in your own agreement; the termination date runs from service, not from signature. Deliver it in a way that lets you prove when it was received.
- Demand to the tenant for unpaid rentA written demand is the step before everything else. It lists the unpaid periods one by one, gives a deadline and a means of payment, and states what follows if nothing is paid. It matters later too: without it a landlord asserts that the tenant was in default but cannot show when the tenant was told so.
- Notice to a neighbour of damage causedA leak from above is the commonest dispute between neighbours and is almost always conducted from memory, because nobody wrote anything down. This notice dates the event, describes the damage and invites the neighbour to a joint inspection — and a refusal to attend is itself a fact that matters later. If an insurer is involved, written notice is the first thing they will ask you for.
- Notice to the tenant of a change in the rentA landlord cannot raise the rent by deciding to and mentioning it on the phone — the figure is agreed in the tenancy, and changing it needs agreement, which means an annex. This notice puts the proposal in writing: from what date, from how much to how much, on what ground, and by when the tenant should reply. It is the first step, not the last.
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