Section 173 Landlord-Break Notice (Wales)
The no-fault landlord-break notice for a Welsh periodic standard occupation contract. Six months' minimum notice, cannot be served in the first six months of occupation, must be brought to court within six months of expiry.
What's inside
- Section 173 prescribed notice
- Six-month notice-period calculator
- Occupation-date eligibility check
- Court-proceedings deadline tracker
- Contract-holder covering letter
- Evidence-retention checklist
Welsh landlords seeking possession of a periodic standard contract without alleging breach.
Fixed-term contracts · first six months of occupation · serious breach (use LS-W-012).
Questions about this template
Is this template legally binding?+
The template produces a document that, once completed and signed by the parties, has the same legal effect as any written agreement. LetSafe UK provides self-help templates, not legal advice — for advice on your specific circumstances, consult a regulated solicitor.
Who can I serve this notice on?+
This Section 173 Landlord-Break Notice (Wales) is designed for service by a private landlord in wales. Serve personally, by first-class post, or by the method permitted in the tenancy agreement. Keep a dated copy and proof of service.
What format is the download?+
You receive an editable Microsoft Word (DOCX) file and a typeset PDF immediately after payment. You can fill the DOCX in Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice.
Can I use this template again for another property?+
Yes — the template is licensed for unlimited use by a single private landlord across your own portfolio. It is not licensed for resale or for use by letting agents acting for third parties.
What if the regulation changes?+
Free updates are included for 12 months from purchase. We maintain a regulation-currency register and re-issue the template when the underlying law moves.
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