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Paragraph 3

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

This is to give notice that as from .................... your landlord proposes to charge a new rent.

•The new rent must take effect at the beginning of a new period of the tenancy and not earlier than any of the following:

(a)

the minimum period after this notice was served,

(The minimum period is:

—in the case of a yearly tenancy, six months;

—in the case of a tenancy where the period is less than a month, one month;

—in any other case, a period equal to the period of the tenancy;)

(b)

the first anniversary of the start of the first period of the tenancy except in the case of:

—a statutory periodic tenancy, which arises when a fixed term assured tenancy ends, or;

—an assured tenancy which arose on the death of a tenant under a regulated tenancy;

(c)

if the rent under the tenancy has previously been increased by a notice under section 13 or a determination under section 14 of the Housing Act 1988, the first anniversary of the date on which the increased rent took effect.