Dundee landlords must comply with Scottish PRT legislation — open-ended tenancies, mandatory registration, and the First-tier Tribunal for any eviction proceedings.
All documents comply with the Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016. Not English templates.
Read our complete guide to the Scottish Private Residential Tenancy — registration, eviction grounds, rent increases, and how it differs from English law.
Yes — mandatory registration with Dundee City under the Antisocial Behaviour etc. (Scotland) Act 2004. Letting without registration is a criminal offence (fine up to £50,000).
No. English ASTs and APTs are not valid in Scotland. Scottish tenancies must use a PRT agreement compliant with the PHT(S)A 2016. Different legislation, different mandatory terms.
Serve a Notice to Leave citing one of 18 statutory grounds with the correct notice period (28 or 84 days). If the tenant doesn't leave, apply to the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland (Housing and Property Chamber) for an Eviction Order.
No. There has never been a Section 21-equivalent in Scotland. There is also no RRA 2025, no APT, and no Form 4A in Scotland. Scottish eviction requires citing one of 18 statutory grounds.