Renters’ Rights Act fines: what landlords can be fined for now
Since 1 May 2026 councils can fine landlords up to £40,000 without going to court. What the fines are for, and what to do now.
Since 1 May 2026 councils can fine landlords up to £40,000 without going to court. What the fines are for, and what to do now.
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They will investigate to establish the facts and gather evidence of offences that have been committed. In most cases they will give…
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