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Landlord Templates Shop — Tenancy Agreements, Section 8 Notices & Compliance Packs
7 packs reviewed against the current Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016. Switch jurisdiction below, tenancy law differs across the four UK nations.
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Tenancy
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View all 3 →Rent Increase Notice (Scotland)
PRT rent-increase notice with the three-month statutory window, 12-month interval check and Rent Service Scotland referral pathway. Flags whether the property sits within a designated rent control area under the Housing (Scotland) Act 2025.
Notice to Leave (with grounds)
A Notice to Leave is the first procedural step to recovering possession of a Private Residential Tenancy in Scotland. It must cite at least one of the 18 statutory grounds in Schedule 3 of the 2016 Act, give the correct notice period (28 days if the tenancy is under 6 months or if the ground is tenant-default, 84 days otherwise), and be served using a method that proves receipt. This pack gives you the correct form pre-populated against your chosen ground, plus the evidence grid the First-tier Tribunal (Housing and Property Chamber) will expect if you have to apply for an eviction order.
Pre-Action Rent Arrears Pack (Scotland)
The First-tier Tribunal (Housing and Property Chamber) expects Scottish landlords to demonstrate genuine engagement with a tenant in arrears before seeking an eviction order on Ground 12. This pack runs that engagement for you: a three-letter escalation sequence, an affordability questionnaire, a Universal Credit housing-cost referral, and a contemporaneous log the Tribunal will accept as evidence. Used correctly it both discharges the pre-action expectations and materially improves the odds of recovering the arrears without eviction.
Compliance
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View all 2 →Scottish Landlord Starter Pack
Every Scottish landlord essential in one bundle.
Four Nations Landlord Bundle
Complete landlord template bundle covering England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Includes occupation contracts, notice templates, and guidance documents for all four nations. Wales documents updated June 2026 – compliant with Renters Rights Act 2025 (Wales). Includes mandatory anti-discrimination provisions (ss. 54A–54B, Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016).