Landlord Law Blog Roundup from 16th March

I trust you are all well and coping with the Coronavirus shutdown?

We live in Norwich and this morning took a trip out to the National Trust Blickling park and lake which is open (although the house and gardens are now shut).  I have to say that we all feel considerably better for it.

(I should mention that everybody was taking care to comply with social distancing measures and keeping at least two metres apart!)

It’s a touch of normality in a crazy world!

But what happened on the blog last week?

Tuesday

Do landlords who already have an EICR need a new report to comply with the new electrical safety regulations?

This is an article by Robin Stewart of Anthony Gold

Wednesday

Can a guarantor be liable if the rent increased after he signed the guarantee?

This question was asked in my Blog Clinic this week

Thursday

Joint Landlord Law / NRLA webinar on Coronavirus for landlords

Don’t miss this live webinar where we discuss what landlords need to do in these difficult times

Friday

Tessa Shepperson Newsround #139

Coronavirus takes over the housing headlines and more in this week’s Newsround

News from my other website:-

Landlord Law Services:-

• Coronavirus and Landlords webinar – what you need to know

Further Reading

• Will landlords who ignore Right to Rent checks during the Coronavirus crisis be fined?
• UK hotels to become homeless shelters under coronavirus plan
• David Smith – Operation of the Property Courts and Tribunals
• Landlords must now work collaboratively with their tenants

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