Landlord Law Blog Clinic
Do you have a landlord and tenant law problem? Are you finding it hard to get an answer? Why not try the Landlord Law Blog Clinic?
Do you have a landlord and tenant law problem? Are you finding it hard to get an answer? Why not try the Landlord Law Blog Clinic?
Have these agents properly complied with Helen's request to be provided with her landlords address under the Landlord & Tenant Act.… [more]
Saving clauses for section 21 notices have been effectively approved for s21(4) but what about s21(1)?… [more]
A tenant wants to leave but her landlord is demanding payment up to the day she leaves, even though she has paid in advance.… [more]
How do English landlords deal with charges for energy / hearing use? A question asked by a reader from Germany.… [more]
Here is a question to the blog clinic from Christie who is a tenant: Our landlord has left us without heating for over three weeks now and no alternat… [more]
This is a question for the blog clinic from Jeannie who is a tenant: I moved into a flat 6 months ago. There were numerous problems to deal with initi… [more]
If a property is due to be demolished before the end of the fixed term, where does that leave the tenants?… [more]
Break clauses can be difficult to interpret and this is an example of a particularly confusing one. What should John do?… [more]
Here is a question to the blog clinic from Jay who is a landlord: Hi I protected the deposit within 14days with mydeposits but forgot to give them the… [more]
Here is a question to the blog clinic from Andrew who is a tenant: I have, today, received an email telling me that the landlord wants to keep £110 o… [more]
A student changes her mind after signing a tenancy agreement and agrees with the landlord that she will find a replacement, which she does. Can he th… [more]
If the letting agent only ever protected part of the deposit paid, and then goes bust, how can you claim that money back?… [more]

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Tessa is an English solicitor who specialises in residential landlord and tenant law.
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