Are you a Landlord that has been issued with a Civil Penalty Notice?
The Local Authority on occasion may decide to impose a financial penalty as an alternative to prosecution for a landlord running an unlicensed HMO property or renting out a property without a selective licence in place. This is known as a Civil Penalty Notice.
The amount can vary between £10,000 to £30,000. £30,000 is the maximum.
If you have received a Civil Penalty Notice from the Council it is imperative that you seek urgent, specialist legal help.
As specialists in this area, having worked for Local Authorities as well as large London Law Firms, we can advise you of the best way to deal with your civil penalty notice.
Please do not delay, call us now on 0207 101 2628 or complete a Free Online Enquiry and we will make representations on your behalf to the Council.
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Mrs Krinis
HMO Landlord, West London
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Director, Construction Company – Nottingham