Housing & Tenancy

First-tier Tribunal Adjourns Manager Appointment Application

First-tier Tribunal Sets Market Rent Based on Recent Trends

First-tier Tribunal Determines Reasonable Costs for Leaseholder Application

Tribunal Sets Market Rent for Two-Bedroom Flat

The First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) decided on the fair market rent for a two-bedroom flat in London. Considering factors such as the flat's condition and lack of central heating, the tribunal set the rent at £182.00 per week, effective from October 16, 2020.

Tribunal sets £1260/month rent for assured tenancy in London

The Tribunal decided on the rent for an assured periodic tenancy. They set the monthly rent at £1260.00, which excludes water rates and council tax but includes service charges.

Tribunal Sets Weekly Rent at £224.21

The tribunal decided to set the weekly rent at £224.21, effective from April 5, 2021. This decision came after reviewing the landlord's notice and considering written arguments from both sides.

Tribunal sets £132.78 weekly rent for assured tenancy in London

Tribunal Sets Rent at £1175 Per Month for Property

The tribunal decided to set the rent for a property at £1175 per month, effective from May 1st, 2021. The decision was based on the landlord's notice complying with the requirements of section 13(2) of the Housing Act 1988.

Tribunal Sets £596/month Service Charge for Leeds Flats

Tribunal reduces service charge for flat in Manchester by £38.73

Tribunal sets service charges for residential units in London, orders landlord to reimburse tenants' fees

The Tribunal ruled on the reasonableness of service charges for 2018 and 2019, ordering the landlord to reimburse tenants for hearing fees. This decision was based on the lease agreement and the landlord's obligations under it.

Tribunal Sets £1,200 Annual Service Charge for Assured Tenancy in Bristol

Tribunal Grants £13,560 Repair Dispensation for Flat Roof Leak in Central London

Tribunal Grants Dispensation for Urgent Roof Repairs in Three-Flat Property

First-tier Tribunal Grants Dispensation for Urgent Sewage Works

The Tribunal allowed a landlord to bypass consultation requirements for urgent repairs needed due to overflowing sewage causing health and safety risks. The works were necessary to replace faulty sewage pumps.

First-tier Tribunal grants dispensation for landlord's failure to comply with consultation requirements

Fire Safety Works Dispensation Granted in HMO Case

Tribunal Sets £14,363.84 Service Charge for Assured Tenancy in Folkestone

First-tier Tribunal Sets Market Rent at £1000

Leaseholder Penalised for Unlicensed Rental Property

The First-tier Tribunal upheld a financial penalty of £2,500 imposed on a leaseholder for failing to license a rented property in a selective licensing area. The leaseholder claimed the penalty was too high due to the pandemic, but the Tribunal disagreed.