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Tenancy deposit protection in Scotland
I was alerted to this by Kevin Firth when I interviewed him for the Landlord Law Podcast (which is due to be published soon).
However here are a few interesting differences between the new Scottish (draft) regulations and the current English/Welsh ones.
It seems like the government has learned from the English / Welsh experience and is trying to make the regulations clearer. What do you think of them?
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