Housing & Tenancy

Tribunal Sets £650 Monthly Rent for Assured Tenancy in Glossop

Tribunal sets £825/month rent for assured tenancy in Andover

First-tier Tribunal Sets Fair Rent at £188 Per Week

Tribunal Grants Urgent Roof Repairs Dispensation for 20 Flats Block

Tenants Win Property Management Case, Appointed Independent Manager

The First-tier Tribunal ruled in favour of tenants who requested an independent manager to oversee their property. The judge found that the landlord had neglected the property, leading to issues with a person and maintenance. As a result, an independent manager was appointed to ensure proper management of the property.

Tribunal Sets £115.51 Weekly Rent for Assured Tenancy in Newcastle

Tribunal sets £219.50 weekly rent for assured tenancy in London

The First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) decided on the maximum fair rent for a property under the Rent Act 1977. They used a specific formula to calculate the rent, setting it at £219.50 per week, effective from 16 November 2022.

Tribunal sets £2205/month rent for assured tenancy in London

First-tier Tribunal Rules on Reasonableness of Landlord's Costs in Recovering Service Charges

The First-tier Tribunal decided on the reasonableness of a landlord's costs in recovering service charges from a tenant. The case involved assessing whether the landlord's costs were fair and reasonable according to the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002.

Tribunal Sets £185/week Rent for Assured Tenancy in London

Landlord Allowed to Proceed with Roof Repairs Without Consulting Tenants

Service Charges Not Payable Without Proper Demand - First-tier Tribunal Judgment

First-tier Tribunal Assesses Costs for Collective Enfranchisement

First-tier Tribunal Rules Parking Motorhome Is A Breach Of Agreement

First-tier Tribunal Sets Freehold Acquisition Price at £Nil

Tenant Entitled to Freehold for £Nil in Bradford Property

First-tier Tribunal Rejects Second Right to Manage Notice

The First-tier Tribunal ruled that a second notice seeking the right to manage was invalid due to procedural issues with the initial notice. The decision was made by Mr a person and a person on 15th November 2022.

First-tier Tribunal Upholds Right to Manage Claim Despite Procedural Flaw

The First-tier Tribunal ruled that a minor mistake in addressing the Notice of Invitation did not invalidate a company's claim to manage the property. The decision was based on the close relationship between the companies receiving the notice.

Tribunal Grants £432,887 Fire Safety Works Dispensation in London

Tribunal dismisses rent repayment order claim for unlicensed HMO in Nottingham