Landlord Law

The case of Trecarrel v. Roucefield is one of the most significant cases this year. It is the case where the Court of Appeal held that failure to serve the Gas Safety Certificate on tenants before...

In our Landlord Law Legal Cases series, we discuss one important landlord and tenant legal decision in the Courts with one of the barristers in the case. We will be running the next webinar on Tuesday...

Landlords and agents have had to carry out right to rent checks under on tenants since 2016 (and in some areas since 2014) – but is the right to rent scheme inherently discriminatory? And if so, is...

Whilst most events have been forced to cancel or reschedule due to the coronavirus crisis, we are delighted to confirm that the Landlord Law Conference 2020 will now be a two day virtual event,

Landlord Law Legal Cases – Pease v. Carter with Alice Richardson: Raising money for the Women’s Aid charity. Renting property to tenants is heavily regulated and landlords have to know and...

Are you managing your rented property within the law? Many landlords think they are – only to find to their cost later that they are not. There are four traps that landlords’ tend to fall...

One of the main concerns landlords have is keeping up with the myriad new laws and regulations that keep coming out. Not to mention getting a grip on the laws we already have! I am in the process of...

Get Tenancy Deposits Right with our Free Calculator The 1st of June was the deadline for the implementation of the Tenant Fees Act 2019. As of this date the tenancy deposit will be capped to a maximum...

The government have announced that they intend to remove landlords right to use the no fault ground for eviction in section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. But where does that leave people now?  For...

Every year it looks as if things CANNOT get more complicated and difficult and every year it just seems to get worse! This year we have: New laws on energy efficiency and utilities New laws on...