A bit of a scrabbling around week, partly because my Mum has gone into hospital for a (minor) op which resulted in my forgetting to do the Newsletter. Sorry Newsletter readers – I’ll try to get it done this week.
There was also the webinar on Friday (which, Landlord Law members, will go online soon – promise). I actually moved it to Friday so I could tell people about it in the newsletter on Thursday, then forgot to do the newsletter. Such is life.
The online kit is coming along nicely though – but there is still quite a bit to do with it. Heigh ho!
But what happened on the blog?
Monday
How can I serve legal proceedings on tenants who left leaving no forwarding address?
A blog clinic question with an easy answer but one which has underlying questions about whether it is worth prusing tenants for debt anyway. Read it here …
Tuesday
What is tenancy deposit prescribed information?
Nine years on after the regs came into force, some landlords are still asking this. So I thought I had better answer it. Answer is here …
Wednesday
How can this landlord legally remove an occupier who is vandalising the property?
Another blog clinic question, one where I am inclined to think that the best answer maybe the answer I have been trained not to give. See why here …
Thursday
Grounds for Eviction: Ground 16 – Premises let to employees
We are getting near to the end of this series. Hope you have enjoyed it. Here is the penultimate ground here ..
Friday
Ben Reeve Lewis Friday Newsround #254
Ben talks about seaonality in curry and in homelessness, along with worrying government reports and the gentritication of Peckham. Read all about it here …
Further reading
- Patrick Butler of the Guardian considers the problems caused by payment delays in Universal Credit
- Brilliant article by a Homelessness Officer about his job and why he does it
- A report on the rally supporting the landlords challenge to section 24 tax changes
- BBC report on the successful challenge to West Brom’s mortgage changes by Mark Alexander
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