Form

Right to Buy: operative notice of delay form (RTB8)

The RTB8 form is for a tenant to use if they do not get a response to the initial notice of delay form.

• From: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (2018 to 2021)
• Published: 1 April 2013

Applies to England

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RTB8: operative notice of delay

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Details

If you have sent an initial notice of delay form (RTB6) to your landlord they must then either move the sale along within 1 month or send you a ‘counter notice’. The counter notice will say that they’ve already replied or explain why they can’t speed things up.

If your landlord doesn’t reply within a month of getting the RTB6, fill in the ‘operative notice of delay’ form (RTB8).

This means that any rent you pay while you’re waiting to hear from your landlord could be taken off the sale price.

See the Right to Buy webpages for more information and to find out if you’re eligible.

Published 1 April 2013