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From 1 May 2026, contractual rent review clauses in tenancy agreements are void. All rent increases must go through a Section 13 notice, using the correct prescribed form.
The notice must give tenants at least two months' warning, and rent can only be increased once per year. Getting the form wrong — or using an old-style rent review — means the increase is unenforceable and could expose you to a tribunal challenge.
Our Section 13 notice is formatted to the current prescribed requirements and pre-filled with your property details and rent amounts.
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To: [Tenant name pre-filled]
Property: [Property address pre-filled]
Current rent: [Amount pre-filled]
Proposed new rent: To be completed when serving
Effective date: To be completed (minimum 2 months from service)
Formatted in accordance with Section 13 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended by the Renters' Rights Act 2025).
The Section 13 notice is included in your 14-document TenancyPack — everything you need for RRA compliance, for £29.99 per property.
One-off payment per property. 7-day money-back guarantee.