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The Notice to Quit for Non-Payment of Rent is a crucial document in the English and Welsh property rental sector, used when tenants fall into significant rent arrears. This notice must be served before any court proceedings for possession can begin, typically when two or more months' rent remains unpaid. The document must follow strict statutory requirements, including specific notice periods and prescribed forms. It forms part of the formal legal process for ending a tenancy and recovering possession, providing tenants with clear information about the arrears and their rights while protecting landlords' interests in accordance with current legislation.

1. Date and Parties: Current date, full names and addresses of landlord/agent and tenant(s)

2. Property Details: Full address of the rental property subject to this notice

3. Notice Statement: Formal statement giving notice and citing relevant Section 8 grounds

4. Rent Arrears Details: Specific details of rent arrears including amounts and dates

5. Notice Period: Clear statement of notice period and termination date

6. Statutory Declaration: Required statutory wording for Section 8 notice

7. Signature Block: Date and signature of landlord or authorized agent