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Housing Act 1988: Primary legislation governing assured and assured shorthold tenancies, including Section 21 and Section 8 notice requirements. Sets out minimum notice periods (typically 2 months for Section 21, and 2 weeks to 2 months for Section 8 depending on grounds)

Housing Act 1996: Supplementary legislation that amended the Housing Act 1988 and introduced additional requirements for tenancy notices and possession proceedings

Landlord and Tenant Act 1985: Fundamental legislation establishing basic rights and obligations between landlords and tenants, including requirements for notices and communications

Protection from Eviction Act 1977: Critical legislation that protects tenants from harassment and illegal eviction, making it a criminal offense to evict without proper legal process

Statutory Notice Periods: Legal minimum notice periods that cannot be overridden: 2 months for Section 21, 2 weeks to 2 months for Section 8, with special provisions during COVID-19 emergency legislation

Notice Service Requirements: Legal requirements for the proper service of notices, including format, content, and delivery methods as prescribed by the relevant Housing Acts

Mutual Agreement Consideration: Any notice period shorter than statutory minimums can only be valid if mutually agreed between landlord and tenant, but cannot override statutory protections