I was a first
time landlord back in 2005 who based my decision on gut and paystubs.
Not exact matches
At a
time when we need to be rolling
back Labour's bureaucratic legacy, Dromey has recently called for more regulation on the private rented sector, which would impose more burdensome red tape on good
landlords across the country.
And he's now going after certain
landlord protections, such as the «four - year rule,» which sets a
time limit on how far tenants can go
back in the books to determine whether there was a rent overcharge.
It is also moving into high street retail at the bottom of the market, at a
time when it will be able to cut advantageous deals with
landlords desperate for a marquee retailing brand to draw shoppers
back to the high street and retail parks.
If a property is unfit to live in, it is illegal to try to collect rent, and the
landlord may be ordered to pay
back the rent received plus three
times the amount that was collected.
I had someone faced with this situation, (incorrect toll free number supplied by the Adjudicator) apply to Small Claims Court which he did, and the evidence presented was overwhelmingly on his side not the
landlords, and the trial judge had to take
time out to consult before he made his decision, and came
back quite upset to report that there was NO APPEAL possible from a Residential Tenancy Act tribunal decision other than by launching a court action in BC Provincial Court....