Renters Rights Bill

The Renters' Rights Bill, a government bill, was introduced into Parliament in September 2024. In this section are comments on the various stages of the bill and its contents. Posts written since the bill received Royal Assent and became an Act can be found here.

The Renters Rights Bill and new rules for tenancy agreements

September 29, 2024 by Tessa Shepperson

As a solicitor and someone who drafts tenancy ... Continue reading

Renters Rights Bill – our three preliminary tips for landlords

September 13, 2024 by Tessa Shepperson

The Renters Reform Bill is no more. Arise the ... Continue reading

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The Renters Rights Bill and new rules for tenancy agreements

Renters Rights Bill – our three preliminary tips for landlords

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