Short Residential Tenancy DisputesENG
This publication provides invaluable guidance for practitioners acting on short residential tenancy dispute matters, such as landlord repossession and tenant deposit disputes.
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Whether acting for the landlord or the tenant, this extensive publication assists practitioners when acting on short residential tenancy dispute matters.
The commentary and precedents consider matters relating to rent arrears, noise nuisance, anti-social behaviour, and deposit disputes.
Repossession proceedings are stepped through in detail, as well as other matters which lead to court and tribunal proceedings.
There are many practical precedents provided in this publication, including:
- Letters and notices to tenants in breach of their tenancy agreements;
- Letters and enclosures for a rent repayment plan;
- Letters and enclosures relating to the use of a deposit protection dispute resolution scheme;
- A library of carefully drafted common possession notices under both s 8 and s 21 of the Housing Act 1988;
- A full suite of litigation letters and documents, and example content for claim forms and defences.
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- Full Commentary - Short Residential Tenancy Disputes“Safety checks The landlord is required to carry out safety checks during the tenancy.”
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Reference materials- Overview“A significant number of residential properties in England and Wales are let out by landlords to tenants for short periods. A short-term residential tenancy is a lease for a period less than 21 years from the original grant date. Less common forms of assured tenancies give the tenant the right ...”
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