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At our webinar on 30 January we discussed the main changes which the Renters (Reform) Bill will make to possession claims for private landlords, how rent increases will work for residential tenancies...
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What is an improvement notice? An improvement notice under the Housing Act 2004 is a formal instruction by a local authority requiring the person served with the notice to carry out works specified i...
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For student accommodation providers, the start of the academic year will require the processing of personal data of new residents. It is really important to ensure that data about students is being lo...
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In the Housing and Property Disputes team at Anthony Gold we spend much of our time advising tenants, leaseholders, landlords, freeholders and agents about ‘civil’ legal disputes. But we are also...
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*This article was originally written by Sarah Cummins, Senior Associate at Anthony Gold for LexisNexis.* Jump to the relevant section: What are the main provisions of the Ren...
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It’s often the first question asked by tenants, landlords, or sometimes the nervous letting agent who served the notice: Is my section 21 notice valid? Section 21 notices are the ‘no fault’ n...
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The Tenant Fees Act 2019 limits the fees which landlord and agents can charge to residential tenants. Some fees are banned entirely, and others are restricted to a ‘reasonable amount’. The legisla...
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When a tenant discovers that they are living in an unlicensed HMO it is usually not long before they realise that they can make an application to the First-tier Tribunal for a rent repayment order (RR...
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