PART 3Recovering abandoned premises in England
61Methods for giving notices under sections 57 and 59
1
This section sets out the methods for giving—
a
a notice under section 57;
b
the first or second warning notice under section 59.
2
The notice may given by delivering it to the tenant, named occupier or deposit payer in person.
3
If the notice is not delivered to the tenant, named occupier or deposit payer in person it must be given by—
a
leaving it at, or sending it to, the premises to which the tenancy relates,
b
leaving it at, or sending it to, every other postal address in the United Kingdom that the tenant, named occupier or deposit payer has given the landlord as a contact address for giving notices,
c
sending it to every email address that the tenant, named occupier or deposit payer has given the landlord as a contact address for giving notices, and
d
in the case of a tenant, leaving it at or sending it to every postal address in the United Kingdom of every guarantor, marked for the attention of the tenant.
4
In subsection (3) “guarantor”, in relation to a tenant, means a person who has agreed with the landlord to guarantee the performance by the tenant of any of the tenant's obligations under the tenancy.