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RHW24 — 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.
Open form and guidanceRHW29 — non-occupying joint holder notice
Notify a joint contract-holder of a landlord's intention to end that person's rights for non-occupation.
Joint holder non-occupation must meet statutory conditions; other contract-holders' rights require protection.
Open form and guidanceRHW3 — change of landlord identity
Official notice giving contract-holders the name and address of a new landlord.
Use when landlord identity changes; RHW4 covers change of address only.
Open official Welsh formRHW30 — end non-occupying joint holder rights
Notify the end of a joint contract-holder's rights and obligations after the prescribed non-occupation procedure.
Do not serve before the necessary notice, checks and representation periods have been satisfied.
Open form and guidanceRHW32 — proposed court order for prohibited conduct
Tell a joint contract-holder that the landlord intends to seek an order ending that person's rights for prohibited conduct.
Alleged conduct alone is not a court order; section 55 statutory procedure and supporting evidence are required.
Open form and guidanceRHW33 — notice to other joint contract-holders
Notify other joint contract-holders that a landlord intends court action against one holder for prohibited conduct.
Notice to other joint holders, not to the allegedly offending holder; see RHW32 for that separate notice.
Open form and guidanceRHW34 — extend introductory standard period
Notify a contract-holder that the introductory period of a Welsh introductory standard contract has been extended.
Only for qualifying introductory contracts and a lawful extension, subject to statutory timing.
Open form and guidanceRHW35 — intention to seek prohibited-conduct order
Official notice before asking a Welsh court to impose a prohibited conduct standard occupation contract.
A notice of intended court application, not itself an order; alleged conduct and legal grounds must be established.
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