Can a Landlord Legally Keep Your Deposit?
Yes, a landlord can legally keep some or all of a tenancy deposit in certain circumstances, but they cannot simply
Yes, a landlord can legally keep some or all of a tenancy deposit in certain circumstances, but they cannot simply
If your landlord wants to take money from your tenancy deposit for cleaning, damage, unpaid rent or another reason, you
In England, a landlord must return a protected tenancy deposit within 10 days of the landlord and tenant agreeing how
No — in almost every case, your landlord cannot lawfully evict you without a court order. Doing so is a
If you’re trying to work out whether your landlord should have used a Section 8 or a Section 21 notice,
Receiving an eviction notice from your landlord can be stressful, especially if you are unsure whether you have to leave
If your landlord has told you that you need to leave, you may be wondering how much notice they legally
Your phone buzzes. It’s your landlord. Two days to leave, the message says, or there’ll be trouble. Take a breath.
If you’re challenging a rent increase in the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, there is
A landlord must respond to a written pet request within 28 days. This is a legal requirement, not guidance, under