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Review Your Contract in Glasgow — Scottish Law, AI Precision

Whether it's a Private Residential Tenancy in the West End, an employment contract in the city centre, or a student let in Partick — our three AI agents check your contract against Scottish and UK law and uncover hidden risks in seconds.

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Contracts in Glasgow: What You Need to Know

Glasgow operates under Scottish tenancy law, which differs significantly from English law. Since December 2017, all new tenancies are Private Residential Tenancies (PRTs) under the Private Housing (Tenancies) (Scotland) Act 2016. PRTs have no fixed end date — tenants can stay indefinitely and can only be evicted on one of 18 statutory grounds. There are no Section 21 notices in Scotland.

Glasgow is Scotland's largest city with a diverse rental market across the West End, Southside, and city centre. Rent increases are controlled: landlords can only raise rent once every 12 months with three months' notice, and tenants can challenge excessive increases to a Rent Officer. In designated Rent Pressure Zones, rent rises are capped to CPI + 1%.

Our AI understands the differences between Scottish and English law: PRT-specific eviction grounds, the absence of Assured Shorthold Tenancies, Scottish deposit rules (held in an approved scheme within 30 working days), and employment law which largely follows UK-wide legislation under the Employment Rights Act 1996 but with distinct tribunal procedures through the Scottish courts.

Rechtssystem: Common Law (Common Law)

English contract law is based on Common Law principles — offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to create legal relations.

Contract Act 1999Housing Act 1988Employment Rights Act 1996UK GDPR

How to Review Your Contract in Glasgow

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Upload your contract

PDF, photo or scan — even paper contracts are recognised.

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3 AI agents analyse

Defender, Reviewer and Negotiator check against Scottish and UK law — with legal references.

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Traffic light report

Risk score, flagged clauses with legal references, and negotiation tips.

What Our AI Finds in Your Glasgow Contract

Invalid fixed-term clauses in Private Residential Tenancies
Unlawful eviction grounds not matching the 18 PRT grounds
Missing Scottish deposit protection (30 working days rule)
Non-compliant rent increase notices (12-month/3-month rules)
Clauses contradicting the Private Housing (Tenancies) Act 2016
Employment contract issues under Employment Rights Act 1996
UK GDPR violations in tenant or employee data handling
Unfair terms breaching the Consumer Rights Act 2015

Frequently Asked Questions — Contracts in Glasgow

How is a Glasgow tenancy different from an English one?

Glasgow tenancies are Private Residential Tenancies (PRTs) under Scottish law. Unlike English ASTs, PRTs have no fixed end date, no Section 21 notices, and rent can only be increased once per year with 3 months' notice. Our AI checks your tenancy against the correct Scottish legislation automatically.

Can my Glasgow landlord evict me without reason?

No. Under a PRT, your landlord can only evict you on one of 18 statutory grounds (e.g., selling the property, landlord moving in, rent arrears). Each ground has specific notice requirements. Our AI checks if your tenancy contains any invalid eviction clauses.

Does Scottish employment law differ from English law?

Employment law is largely UK-wide under the Employment Rights Act 1996. However, Scottish courts handle tribunal cases differently, and certain aspects of contract law (like the concept of 'consideration') differ in Scots law. Our AI accounts for these nuances when reviewing your Glasgow employment contract.

How much does a contract review cost?

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