As the year is coming to an end, here is a selection some of my favourite posts from each month on the Landlord Law Blog
January
My main story in January is the decision of TDS (the tenancy deposit scheme run by the Dispute Service) to withdraw membership from agents who are not regulated, for example [...]
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Landlord Law Blog looks back at 2009
The New Resources Page
When I went down to London recently and met with J of Nearly Legal, he took me to task for not having re-instated my blog roll. Quite right too.
However as the home page is looking a bit crowded I have decided to give a whole page for resources, which you can now see via the [...]
ProConference Residential Landlord & Tenant Update 2009
Feeling a bit shattered this evening having spent much of the day travelling down to (and then back from) the ProConference event at Kensington Town Hall today where I was due to deliver a talk on tenancy deposits. Travelling down to London from Norwich means an early start, and my dear husband ensured that it [...]
A new Landlord Law Blog
I am delighted to announce the launch of the new Landlord Law Blog.
Although for new visitors it will not be apparent that this is the first post of a new blog, because in fact is isn’t! All the posts from the old blog have been copied over, and you can see them below.
However we have [...]
Five legal housing/landlord & tenant law blogs
When I first started blogging in February 2006, there were only a few British legal blogs. For a while I think I was the only blogger covering housing/landlord and tenant law. However since then a few more have started up. I thought it would be nice to list them.
1. Nearly Legal
http://nearlylegal.co.uk/blog
This is [...]
Night falls on Night Jack blog
A chill wind is blowing through the halls of anonymous blogdom, after the High Courts decision that the writer of Night Jack, an anonymous police blogger who told it like it was, did not have the right to prevent The Times naming him.
I am in two minds about this. On the one hand, if [...]
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New blog from DPS director
A new blog has recently been started by Kevin Firth, a director of Computershare, the company behind the Deposit Protection Service. The blog is called The Letting Protection Service Blog. There are only a few entries so far, but one of them has a little video, so it looks as if Kevin will [...]
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