Housing & Tenancy
Housing & Tenancy judgments from UK courts and tribunals, with a plain-English summary, the legal holding and frequently asked questions.
First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Decision — Case 4169031
Tribunal sets £740/month rent for assured tenancy in Southampton
Tenant's Financial Penalty Reduced by Tribunal
The First-tier Tribunal reduced the financial penalty imposed on a tenant for housing offences from £16,500 to £15,750. The penalty was originally imposed due to breaches of the Management of Houses in Multiple Occupation Regulations 2006.
Tribunal Sets £646.50 Fair Rent for Assured Tenancy in Solihull
Fair Rent Determination for a Birmingham Property
Tribunal Sets Fair Rent for Solihull Property
Rent Registration for Assured Periodic Tenancy - First-tier Tribunal Decision
Tribunal dismisses £14,000 service charge challenge for assured tenancy in London
First-tier Tribunal Allows Costs for Roof Replacement
The First-tier Tribunal decided that the costs for replacing a roof were reasonable and must be paid by the tenant. The decision was based on the condition of the roof and the need for replacement.
Tribunal Rules £4,711.79 Service Charges Payable for Tenancy in London
Tenant Found Liable for Service Charges and Interest
Tribunal Sets Service Charges for Listed Building Flats in Hove
The First-tier Tribunal decided on the reasonableness and liability of service charges for several years. The Tribunal reviewed the costs and services provided by the landlord to determine if the charges were fair and reasonable.
First-tier Tribunal Sets Reasonable Insurance Contributions for Leaseholders
The First-tier Tribunal decided on insurance payments for leaseholders, finding that certain charges were unreasonable and setting new rates for future payments.
Tenant Successfully Challenges Unreasonable Service Charge for Roof Repairs
Tribunal Allows Urgent Replacement of Emergency Call System in North London Block
The First-tier Tribunal granted permission for a landlord to bypass certain consultation requirements when making urgent repairs to an emergency call system in a residential property. The decision was based on the urgency and necessity of the repairs.