An interview with Robin Stewart of Anthony Gold – Part 2

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April 8, 2024 by Tessa Shepperson

This is an interview I did with Robin Stewart on 27 February 2024. Robin is a senior solicitor with Anthony Gold Solicitors.

The full interview is published in our Landlord Law Podcast but I am publishing the video version also here in sections.

Part 1 is here.

In this second part of our interview, we discuss Rent Repayment Orders, which is an area in which Robin specialises.

Any landlords faced with an application by their tenants for a Rent Repayment Order can book a telephone advice call with Robin via our Rent Repayment Order Hotline.

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An interview with Robin Stewart of Anthony Gold – Part 2

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Please check the date of the post - remember, if it is an old post, the law may have changed since it was written.

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