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Law of Property Act 1925: Defines property interests and distinguishes between leases and licenses. Essential for ensuring the document correctly reflects a license termination rather than a lease termination.

Protection from Eviction Act 1977: Requires reasonable notice to be given, protects occupiers from harassment and unlawful eviction, and sets out criminal offences relating to unlawful eviction.

Common Law principles regarding licenses: Establishes the distinction between licenses and leases, defines requirements for valid notices, and includes Street v Mountford [1985] case law principles.

Consumer Rights Act 2015: Applies when license is granted to a consumer, requiring fairness in terms and transparency in documentation.

Human Rights Act 1998: Particularly Article 8 regarding right to respect for private and family life, relevant if the property is someone's home.

Contract Law Principles: Covers contractual fundamentals and requires consideration of the terms of the original license agreement regarding termination.

Housing Act 1988: While primarily focused on tenancies, relevant for ensuring the arrangement is genuinely a license and not a disguised tenancy.