Real Estate Law UK
PRS Database Registration: What Every Landlord Must Do and When
Every private landlord in England will have to register themselves and every property they let on the new PRS database, with rollout starting in…
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Real Estate Law UK
Every private landlord in England will have to register themselves and every property they let on the new PRS database, with rollout starting in…
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Real Estate Law UK
Since 1 May 2026 the arithmetic of rent arrears eviction has changed: Ground 8 now requires three months’ arrears — thirteen weeks for weekly…
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A tenant facing eviction in England now holds a stronger hand than at any point in decades: section 21 is gone, every possession claim…
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Evicting a tenant in England means proving a legal ground, serving the right notice, and seeing a county court claim through to enforcement —…
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Grounds for possession are now the only lawful route to recovering a rented property in England. Since section 21 ended on 1 May 2026,…
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A rent repayment order lets a tenant claw back rent from a landlord who committed a housing offence — no conviction required, and since…
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Section 21 is gone. Since 1 May 2026 no new no-fault notice can be served in England, every private tenancy runs as a periodic…
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A possession order does not put keys in your hand — enforcement does, and enforcement runs on its own clock. The order itself does…
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