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Agriculture and the Renters (Reform) Bill
Posted: 10/10/2023
At present, where an agricultural worker lives in accommodation provided by their employer, that tenant is an assured agricultural occupier, who may only be evicted if one of the fault grounds for eviction set out in the Housing Acts is made out. At the moment, farmers and landowners are able to get around the protections of an AAO......>>
The new Arbitration Scheme – what awards can be made?
Posted: 25/03/2022
If you have read our previous article discussing eligibility under the proposed new arbitration scheme set out in The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act (the Bill having now received royal assent on 24 March 2022), you may be wondering whether to trigger the arbitration process by serving a letter of notification of intention to apply for arbitration under the Act......>>
New Commercial (Rent) Act, new restrictions
Posted: 24/03/2022
With the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill having received Royal Assent, Penningtons Manches Cooper’s real estate litigation team sets out below an overview of the restrictions now coming into force. There are restrictions on the service of statutory demands and winding-up petitions where a debtor company is unable to pay sums claimed......>>
Debt Respite Scheme: a landlord’s obligations when a moratorium has been granted
Posted: 01/06/2021
Not only was 4 May Star Wars Day this year, it was also the day The Debt Respite Scheme (Breathing Space Moratorium and Mental Health Crisis Moratorium) (England and Wales) Regulations 2020 came into force. More details about the two types of moratoriums available to individuals...…>>
Landlords take note - Oxford renews its scheme for houses in multiple occupation
Posted: 25/05/2021
In the last few years, the UK’s growing population, coupled with a housing shortage, has led to more and more renters sharing a property in urban areas. The management of such properties, however, has not always been regulated. When Oxford City Council introduced its city-wide, mandatory licensing scheme licensing for houses...…>>
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