o Where the landlord proposes to rely on condition 2: within 12 months of the court's finding that the injunction has been breached (or if the finding is appealed: within 12 months of the conclusion of the appeal); o Where the landlord proposes to rely on condition 4: within 3 months of the closure order (or if the order is appealed: within 3 months of the conclusion of the appeal). (j) Where the landlord is seeking possession on ground 14 (with or without other grounds other than ground 7A), court proceedings cannot begin before the date this notice is served. (k) Where the landlord is seeking possession on ground 14A, court proceedings cannot begin unless the landlord has served, or has taken all reasonable steps to serve, a copy of this notice on the partner who has left the property. (I) After the date shown in section 5, unless a breathing space has started, court proceedings may be begun at once but not later than 12 months from the date on which this notice is served. After this time the notice will lapse and a new notice must be served before possession can be sought. If a breathing space started after this notice has been served, this deadline may be different. If you are unsure about when court proceedings can begin, you should seek advice on your individual circumstances. What to do if this notice is served on you (a) This notice is the first step requiring you to give up possession of your home. You should read it very carefully. (b) Your landlord cannot make you leave your home without an order for possession issued by a court. By issuing this notice your landlord is informing you that he intends to seek such an order. If you are willing to give up possession without a court order, you should tell the person who signed this notice as soon as possible and say when you are prepared to leave. (c) Whichever grounds are set out in section 3 of this form, the court may allow any of the other grounds to be added at a later date. If this is done, you will be told about it so you can discuss the additional grounds at the court hearing as well as the grounds set out in section 3. (d) If you need advice about this notice, and what you should do about it, take it immediately to a citizens' advice bureau, a housing advice centre, a law centre or a solicitor. (e) If you have been served this notice and a breathing space has started, you should inform your debt advisor. (fy If you require advice on problem debt including rent arrears, you can contact a professional debt advice provider. The Money Advice Service provides guidance on finding a debt advisor on its website. 6 Name and address of landlord/licensor*. To be signed and dated by the landlord or licensor or the landlord's or licensor’s agent (someone acting for the landlord or licensor). If there are joint landlords each landlord or the agent must sign unless one signs on behalf of the rest with their agreement. Please specify whether: landlord / licensor / joint landlords / landlord's agent 4