When “No‑Fault” Eviction Meets Housing Justice
In recent months, attention has turned to the practice of ‘no‑fault’ evictions under the Housing Act 1988, specifically the use of a Section 21 notice, which allows a landlord to seek
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Tenant Deposit Claims: Know Your Rights, Handle Disputes, and Get Your Money Back
In the UK, tenancy deposit disputes are a common issue when a rental ends. Whether you're a student tenant or a long-term renter, understanding your rights, and knowing how to take action
Tenants Beware: Take Legal Advice When Agreeing Commercial Leases
One of the most valuable pieces of advice to be offered to prospective tenants looking to take on a commercial lease is to acquire the advice and assistance of a suitably qualified
Tenants Beware: Take Legal Advice When Agreeing Commercial Leases
One of the most valuable pieces of advice to be offered to prospective tenants looking to take on a commercial lease is to acquire the advice and assistance of a suitably qualified
Tenants Beware: Take Legal Advice When Agreeing Commercial Leases
One of the most valuable pieces of advice to be offered to prospective tenants looking to take on a commercial lease is to acquire the advice and assistance of a suitably qualified