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Housing Act 1988: Primary legislation governing residential tenancies in England and Wales. Key for assured shorthold tenancies and establishes basic notice requirements and procedures for eviction.

Protection from Eviction Act 1977: Fundamental legislation that criminalizes illegal eviction and harassment of tenants. Requires landlords to follow proper legal processes for eviction and provides tenant protections.

Housing Act 1996: Supplementary legislation that provides additional provisions regarding tenancy rights and notice requirements for eviction proceedings.

Living Arrangement Classification: Legal consideration of the specific type of occupancy arrangement: whether it's a joint tenancy, a lodger arrangement, or other form of cohabitation agreement.

Notice Period Requirements: Statutory and contractual requirements for minimum notice periods, including any specific notice periods mentioned in existing agreements and current regulatory provisions.

Contractual Terms: Existing tenancy agreement terms, specific termination clauses, and other contractual obligations that must be considered in the eviction process.

Eviction Grounds: Valid legal reasons for eviction, including requirements for evidence and documentation to support the eviction notice.