Picture of Notice to Raise Proceedings for Possession | Scotland Picture of Notice to Raise Proceedings for Possession | Scotland

Notice to Raise Proceedings for Possession | Scotland

Start proceedings to evict a tenant in Scotland by serving the tenant with this Form AT6 Notice of Intention to Raise Proceedings for Possession.

  • This form is for assured tenancies, under Section 19 of the Housing (Scotland) Act 1988.
  • The Notice informs the tenant that you intend to apply to the First-Tier Tribunal for an Order for possession of the rental premises.
  • It sets out the reason(s) that the landlord is seeking possession. It also includes information to the tenant regarding their rights and responsibilities.
  • Form AT6 Scotland Notice to Raise Proceedings for Possession is available in PDF format directly from the Scottish Government website.
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Last Updated: 19-December-2024
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