Tenant Application to First-Tier Tribunal | Scotland

Landlords, propose a change in the terms of an assured tenancy to a new tenant with this Form AT1(L) under Scottish law.

• The form is for assured tenancies or short assured tenancies, under section 17(2) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 1988.
• This Notice is to be used where the terms of the new tenancy are different from the terms of the former tenancy.
• This form is for use only by a landlord.
• Notice Proposing Terms of Statutory Assured Tenancy Different from the Terms of the Former Tenancy available in PDF format directly from the Scottish Government website.

Tenants, propose new terms for an assured tenancy to your landlord with this downloadable Form AT1(T) in accordance with Scottish law.

• The Notice can only be used by a tenant, who must serve it on the landlord pursuant to section 17(2) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 1988.
• The proposal applies to new tenants under assured tenancies or short assured tenancies.
• The form is to be used where the proposed terms of the new tenancy are different from the terms of the former tenancy.
• Scotland Form AT1(T) Notice Under Section 17(2) Proposing Terms of Statutory Assured Tenancy Different from the Terms of the Former Tenancy available in PDF format directly from the Scottish Government website.

Scottish tenants, use this Request to Terminate Tenancy form to advise the Housing Council that you wish to relinquish your tenancy.

• The Request form also states the reasons why you want to terminate the tenancy.
• The form must be signed by the tenant (or joint tenant) and a representative of the council.
• If applicable, the tenant's spouse must also sign to indicate that he/she relinquishes his/her rights under the Matrimonial Homes (Family Protection) (Scotland) Act.

This Scotland Request to Terminate Tenancy form is provided in MS Word format, and is easy to download, fill in and print.

Apply for a rent review with this free Form AT4 Tenant Application for Determination of Rent for assured tenancies in Scotland.

• Under Scottish law, tenants have the right to apply to the Rent Assessment Committee for a review of the rent they are paying, and a determination of the rent by a First-Tier Tribunal.
• Application can be made after the tenant has been served with a Notice AT2 by the landlord to increase the rent for an assured tenancy.
• Scotland Tenant Application for Determination of Rent Form AT4 available in PDF format directly from the Scottish Government website.