Landlord Law Blog roundup from 17 December

Keeping up with the newsThere is a much longer than normal roundup today, as the last Saturday we had a post I did the annual retrospective.

So this roundup goes right back to 17 December!  It seems a long time ago now.

Week beginning 17 December

Monday

Tenant unable to contact letting agent

We start with a blog clinic question from a tenant worried that she could not contact her landlords letting agent.  See what we said here …

Tuesday

Can this tenant defend a s21 claim by estoppel?

An interesting question this from a landlord reader who is getting worried about the doctrine of estoppel.  Find out more here  …

Wednesday

Claims against foreign tenants or guarantors

A tricky problem, I take a look at how you can bring a claim against someone living abroad.  Find out more here …

Thursday

G is for Gas Regulation

A very serious issues.  I take a look at the rules and what you need to do.  See more here …

Friday

Ben Reeve Lewis Friday newsround #89

Ben says thank you.

Saturday

Landlord Law Blog looks back on 2012

The annual retrospective, looking at the past year on a month by month basis.  Take a look here …

We then had two weeks break, during which Ben and I went off and worked like fury on other projects.  Posts re-started on the

Week beginning 7 January 2013

Monday

Homelessness and Allocations 9th edition

Ben reviews another classic housing textbook from the LAG stable.  Take a look here …

Tuesday

Is  my guarantor still liable after the fixed term ends?

The first blog clinic question of the year considers a problem about guarantor deeds and when they end.  Find out more here …

My landlady has made it impossible for me to move out

A landlord asks a tenant to leave then makes it impossible for her to do so by giving a bad reference. What should she do?  See here …

Wednesday

Tenant gave notice, can I change the locks now?

A tenant gives notice to quit, moves out but leaves possessions in situ.  What should the landlord do?  See what we said here …

Thursday

H is for Harassment

I reach H in the landlords A-Z and take a look at harassment.  Its not what you think it is.  Find out why here  …

The Landlord Law Conference

I do a post about the conference we are putting on in March.  Read all about it here …

Friday

Ben Reeve Lewis Friday newsround #90

Ben discovers that it is 2013 – how did that happen?  See what else he said here …

 

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Tessa Shepperson Tessa is a solicitor and specialises in residential landlord and tenant law. She runs the Landlord Law website (now in its 11th year) and is also a director of Easy Law Training Ltd and Your Law Store. When not working she enjoys reading, cooking and messing around on the computer. You can also find her on Google



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