Landlord's Section 13 Rent Increase Notice for Periodic Tenancy (England)

This Section 13 Landlord's Notice proposing a new rent under an Assured Periodic Tenancy of premises situated in England be used where a residential landlord wishes to increase the rent paid by a periodic assured (or assured shorthold) tenant. This Notice is only suitable for properties in England.

The Notice complies with section 13(2) of the Housing Act 1988, as amended by the Regulatory Reform (Assured Periodic Tenancies) (Rent Increases) Order 2003.

A Section 13 Notice can only be used for Assured Periodic Tenancies, or Assured Shorthold Tenancies in cases where a Rent Review Clause is not already included in the Tenancy Agreement, or the fixed term has ended. Landlords can only use this process to increase the rent once every 52 weeks. It cannot be used during the first 52 weeks of a Contractual Periodic Tenancy. 

The Notice contains detailed notes for landlords and tenants, including guidance on the notice period the landlord must give before charging the new rent. If a tenant wishes to dispute the increase it can refer the Notice to a Tribunal which will determine the open market rent.

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