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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is an oft file and how to open it?

  What is an OFT file? An OFT file is an email template created by MicrosOFT Outlook, a popular email client for Windows. It contains an email message, which may include a message and pre-formatted layout that can be used for creating custom messages with a similar appearance.

• What is an information sheet and how does it work?

  An information sheet is given by an entity to an individual for them to have a record of someone’s basic personal information. These information will be used for the transaction that is needed to be processed by the entity, which can occur on different fields and circumstances.

• What is the outlook file template format?

  MicrosOFT developed the Outlook File Template (OFT) format to allow Outlook users to save message content and designs in a reusable format. This is especially helpful in business contexts when sending individually customized emails to different recipients with a similar layout.

• What are consumer information sheets?

  These information sheets are intended to help consumers by telling them about their rights and responsibilities, and where they can get help. The sheets are available in English and Welsh and can be printed in colour or mono. Each information sheet is available in PDF format as:

• When to use a section 8 notice instead of a section 21?

  In most other situations where a ground applies, the majority prefer to use the Section 21 notice instead. However, as of the recent updates to notice periods, landlords may find that Section 8 notices are now preferable in cases where the tenant has engaged in anti-social behaviour or where rent arrears total six months or more.

• When does Section 8 notice and completion notes expire?

  Section 8 notice and completion notes Notice periods until May 31 2021 Notice periods from 1 June 2021 Mandatory and discretionary grounds Proof of service Frequently asked questions Managing arrears without going to court Serving the notice After the notice expires

• When does a tenant leave on receipt of a S8 notice?

  Tenants may leave on receipt of your s8 or s21 notice, when they receive a court summons, or they may stick it out to the bitter end – even asking the judge to delay possession and waiting until the bailiff comes knocking, each stage adding more delays. The judge has the discretion to delay possession where the tenant can show hardship.

• What evidence do I need to serve a section 8 notice?

  When you, or your agent serve the Section 8 notice, you should ensure you keep some evidence of serving it in case you need to rely on it later in court. The evidence you need will vary but depending on the type of service your evidence can include: a copy of the Section 8 that has been signed by the tenant;