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The Supreme Court has refused to grant permission to appeal to the tenant in the important section 21 notice case Trecarrell House Limited v Rouncefield. In June 2020 the Court of Appeal ruled in a...
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Fixed penalty notices are all over the news at the moment as reports emerge that the Metropolitan Police expect to impose penalties on several individuals who attended parties at 10 Downing Street dur...
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Can residents compel council officers to use their enforcement powers against landlords and freeholders, and force councils to carry out inspections? During ‘Housing Week’ at Anthony Gold my co...
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Welcome to the winter edition of the newsletter from the property team at Anthony Gold Solicitors. This edition of the newsletter brings you a mix of interesting developments in relation to Houses...
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From a legal perspective in many ways 2021 has been a year of ‘more of the same’ for the private rented sector: more delays to abolition of section 21 notices, an extension for most of the year to...
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Most of the criminal offences which relate to houses in multiple occupation (“HMOs”) fit into either of two groups. The first group is offences under the Housing Act 2004 – which are connected t...
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HMOs continue to provide a steady stream of cases in the courts, with the case of Rakusen v Jepson reaching the Court of Appeal earlier this year. In this webinar we will consider where liability lies...
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What is a reasonable fee for a letting agent to charge for arranging the variation, assignment or novation of a tenancy? In England the Tenant Fees Act 2019 regulates the charges which landlords an...
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