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Housing Act 1988: Primary legislation governing Assured and Assured Shorthold Tenancies in England and Wales. Sets out the fundamental framework for residential tenancies.

Housing Act 1996: Key amendments to the 1988 Act, providing updates to residential tenancy regulations and requirements.

Protection from Eviction Act 1977: Legislation protecting tenants from illegal eviction and harassment, making it a criminal offense to evict without proper legal process.

Deregulation Act 2015: Updated legislation specifying current notice requirements and procedures for ending tenancies.

Section 8 Notice Requirements: Specific grounds-based eviction process used when the tenant has broken the terms of the tenancy, potentially allowing shorter notice periods in serious cases.

Section 21 Notice Requirements: No-fault eviction process requiring minimum 2 months' notice, typically used at the end of fixed-term or during periodic tenancies.

Tenancy Type Considerations: Different rules apply to different tenancy types (Assured, Assured Shorthold, or other), affecting the valid notice periods and procedures.

5-Day Notice Restrictions: Extremely limited circumstances where 5-day notices might be valid, typically involving serious anti-social behavior, substantial rent arrears, or emergency situations.