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Fiscal reform for the private rented sector  We’ve already seen some landlords leaving the private rented sector because of substantially increased taxes....

A prominent solicitors’ firm says the failure of the Renters Reform Bill to become law may have attracted headlines but the...

The National Residential Landlords Association says it’s “hugely disappointing” that the Renters Reform Bill will not become law. This is despite the...

Tenants faced with eviction must have legal aid, the Law Society of England and Wales claims. Recently published statistics from the Ministry...

The leader of Landlord Action has commended the efforts of MP Theresa Villiers for raising issues surrounding court delays which must...

Just days after the government revealed it was not scrapping Section 21 until court possession processes had been overhauled, so the...

Landlords are to face even longer waits for eviction court cases following the spending cuts announced in the Autumn Statement, it’s...

It’s comforting to think that the UK has a well-established and effective judicial system. If we are wronged we can turn...

Government plans to ban Section 21 evictions could push up rents and reduce rental stock, a property dispute expert is warning. Lee Pearce...

The National Residential Landlords Association has identified five key areas for its campaigning in the short term, as the Conservatives elect...

Many landlords awaiting the hearing of possession cases will hardly need reminding, but new figures from the Ministry of Justice give...

Under-resourced county courts are struggling to cope with the number of possession claims being put forward, ‘causing misery for landlords’ not...

Landlord Action says under-resourced county courts are struggling to cope with the number of possession claims being put forward, resulting in...

Eviction specialist Landlord Action has claimed that courts call centres run by inexperienced temporary staff are slowing down possession claims. A year...