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RHW16 — six-month termination notice
Official landlord notice for a periodic standard occupation contract that requires six months' minimum notice.
Not a possession order; check contract type and legal ground, service method and notice period.
Open official Welsh formRHW17 — limited two-month termination notice
Official notice for limited Welsh periodic contracts subject to a two-month minimum termination-notice rule.
NOT a general two-month eviction notice: converted periodic standard contracts require RHW16 with six months from July 2023.
Open official Welsh formRHW19 — withdraw termination notice
Withdraw an earlier landlord termination notice for a Welsh periodic standard occupation contract.
Withdrawal of a notice is not a substitute for resolving a court claim; verify validity and service.
Open form and guidanceRHW2 — notice of landlord's address
Form telling a Welsh contract-holder where legal documents for the landlord may be sent.
Address-for-service notice, not a notification of change of landlord identity.
Open official Welsh formRHW20 — serious rent arrears notice
Official intention-to-claim-possession notice for serious arrears under specified Welsh standard occupation contracts.
Not for introductory/prohibited-conduct standard contracts. Serving the notice alone does not end the contract.
Open official Welsh formRHW22 — Schedule 9B fixed-term termination
Notice of termination for a Welsh fixed-term standard occupation contract falling within Schedule 9B.
Only for the narrow Schedule 9B class; check ground, term, notice and court process.
Open form and guidanceRHW23 — notice before possession claim
Official Welsh notice for possession claims based on certain breaches, estate-management grounds or failure to give up possession.
Use only under the relevant Renting Homes (Wales) Act ground with lawful service and court procedure.
Open official Welsh formRHW24 — six-month fixed-term break notice
Official notice under a qualifying fixed-term standard contract break clause requiring six months' notice.
A valid break clause and the prescribed circumstances are required; a notice alone is not an eviction order.
Open form and guidanceRHW25 — limited two-month fixed-term break notice
Official landlord break-clause notice for narrowly specified Welsh fixed-term standard occupation contracts.
Not a general two-month eviction notice; check section 194(1), the type of fixed term and all statutory conditions.
Open form and guidanceRHW26 — withdraw fixed-term break notice
Form to withdraw an earlier Welsh landlord break-clause termination notice.
Applicable only to the particular break-clause notice; verify proper withdrawal and service.
Open form and guidanceRHW27 — proposed termination for abandonment
Notice for a Welsh landlord who believes a contract-holder has abandoned the dwelling and proposes to end the contract.
Mere absence is not proof of abandonment; investigate and meet prescribed notice and representation procedure.
Open official Welsh formRHW28 — termination following abandonment
Official notice about the end of a Welsh occupation contract following a statutory abandonment process.
Must not be used solely because the property appears empty; statutory enquiries, previous RHW27 and waiting period matter.
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