Right to a written statement Right to a written statementThe 1983 Act provides that, before an agreement to occupy a mobile home is entered into, the site owner must give to the proposed occupier of the mobile home a written statement which must include the matters specified in the Act and regulationsiMobile Homes Act 1983, section 1(2).The written statement is an important document setting out the rights and responsibilities of both parties and other relevant information.Even if a mobile home owner does not have a written statement, they are still protected by the terms of the agreement required by the law.The site owner should give the prospective occupier the statement at least 28 days before the date the agreement under the 1983 Act is entered into (unless the prospective occupier agrees in writing to receiving the statement at a later date)iiMobile Homes Act 1983, section 1(5) as applies to Scotland.If the mobile home owner does not receive a written statement they can apply, at any time after the agreement has been made, to the court for an order requiring the site owner to provide a written statementiiiMobile Homes Act 1983, section 1(7).The written statement should includeivThe written statement must include the matters specified in section 1(2)(a) to (d) of the 1983 Act and the Mobile Homes (Written Statement) (Scotland) Regulations 2013:the names and addresses of the partiesa description of the land the mobile home is entitled to be stationed onthe pitch...