Yesterday during a Housing & Planning Bill debate in the House of Lords, the Lords debated an amendment to require houses to be “fit for habitation.”
Giles Peaker, a Partner within our Housing team, has been pressing for changes to tenancy agreements to include a ‘fitness for habitation’ clause. His briefings were referred to widely during the Lords debate.
To read the full debate please go here.
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