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Legal responsibilities during the Coronavirus
Nothing in the Government’s emergency measures for dealing with the Coronavirus excuses landlords from their legal responsibilities. They are still required to provide and maintain…
Nothing in the Government’s emergency measures for dealing with the Coronavirus excuses landlords from their legal responsibilities. They are still required to provide and maintain…
For the latest information and guidance from the Government, please visit. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-and-renting-guidance-for-landlords-tenants-and-local-authorities Published 9 April 2020 Much of the country has been shut down in…
Part 3 – Your Tenancy Agreement Landlords, when looking for a tenancy agreement, often seem to want a tenancy agreement which is Free and Very…
With the recent re-shuffle bringing Christopher Pincher as the latest in a long line of Housing Ministers, I really do hope the Prime Minister is…
I wrote last month about an alternative investment decision my brother had made about buying a property as a holiday let in Thailand, giving a…
It seems odd that for years I have been saying that legislation to give tenants better security in the private rental sector is not needed,…
Reading a professional magazine, I was struck by a photo of a clear safety concern – a multi-socket stack with many plugs, some with frayed…
The case of Trecarrell House Limited v Rouncefield (B5/2019/0499) was heard in the Court of Appeal in the last week of January 2020. The question…
On a recent short-break, I was impressed with the hand-over of keys. The owner did not need to be there, as there was a metal…
Part 2 – Choice of Tenant In my last article in this series avoiding problems when renting property to tenants I took a look at…