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The Law
Landlords are required by law to protect your deposit with one of three government protection schemes.

The law states your Landlord must protect your deposit within 30 days with either:
The Deposit Protection Service,
The Tenancy Deposit Scheme,
MyDeposits
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Your Landlord
If your landlord does not protect your deposit with one of the three tenancy protection schemes within 30 days of receiving the deposit they are liable to a penalty of between 1-3 times the amount of deposit paid for each breach.
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What We Do

We operate a true no win-no fee agreement. We require no payment from you.

We will gather all evidence including the tenancy agreement and any receipts, we will then guide you through a questionnaire.
Http://www.tenantdepositrecoveryclaikms.co.uk

Have you rented a property since 2007 and your landlord didn't secure your deposit...
Why not make a claim
www.tenantdepositrecoveryclaims.co.uk

• Do you want to be on the Executive Board of a public body ?
• Are you looking for your next 6 months role?

As the Property Legal Director you will join an established Property Litigation team that deals with commercial and residential property disputes.
The work is varied and includes landlord and tenant issues, lease renewals, repossession work and boundary disputes.
You will handle your own caseload and be expected to assist with supervising juniors and marketing
We are a national human rights institution, who seek to promote and protect human rights in UK.

Job Description

• Managing a team - Sit on the Executive Board Advising on key decision making
The Successful Applicant
• Litigation experience - Understanding Equality and Human Rights Legislation - Regulatory experience - Comfortable reporting in to either CEO/ COO/ CFO

What's On Offer

• Career Progression to a permanent position - Very competitive - Good salary

Contact: Richard Cahill
[email protected]
Quote job ref: 14048010

If you have entered into assured shorthold tenancy agreement since 2012 and paid a deposit, you could be entitled to receive up to 3 times your deposit in compensation.
If a Landlord takes a deposit from a tenant, the law states that they must protect.
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Landlord Deposit Issues Deposit Claims We have dealt with landlord deposit claims since 2007

BREAKING NEWS: Landlords are being held to account for failing to protect rent deposits. This could be bigger than PPI. Could you be owed £1000’s?

If a Landlord fails to protect a deposit within 30 days, they'll be subject to a penalty - which gets paid to YOU!
Start your claim now at landlorddepositclaims.com

Landlord Deposit Issues Deposit Claims We have dealt with landlord deposit claims since 2007

The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 comes into effect today, 20 March 2019. Get clued up on what this means for your business here: http://ow.ly/T9gH50nuSQQ

Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 comes into effect today   The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018 comes into force today (20 March 2019),

https://england.shelter.org.uk/housing_advice/tenancy_deposits/tenancy_deposit_deductions_your_landlord_can_make

What can your landlord deduct from your deposit? Landlords shouldn't make deductions from a tenancy deposit unless they can show financial loss, for example due to damage or unpaid rent

Are you renting or have you rented property in the last 6 years?

Did you or someone on your behalf pay a deposit to the Landlord for your tenancy?

If you answered yes to those questions you could be owed £1000's.

RENT REPAYMENT ORDERS

The Housing Act 2016 was brought into force in April 2017 (Housing Act 2016) and provides Tenants with a right to claim compensation from their Landlords in the form of a Rent Repayment Order.
What is a Rent Repayment Order?
Councils and/or Tenants can apply to have a proportion of rent that they have paid in occupation of a property repaid to them by a Landlord where that Landlord has operated an unlicensed House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) or any other property that ought to have been licensed according to Local Authority regulations.
An Application is made to the First-tier (Property) Tribunal who can award up to 12 month’s rent to be repaid from the date of the Application.
A majority of HMOs remain unlicensed, however local authorities rarely prosecute more than a couple of cases per year. This means that the majority of Landlords are not being held to account by local Councils for breaching this law so it largely falls to the Tenants to do so.
Landlords who fail to ensure that they have the correct licences can also be seen to have failed in their other obligations such as gas inspections and smoke alarms testing and many will not conform to the myriad of health and safety legislation provisions that are required to ensure safe occupation for Tenants

Applications for a Rent Repayment Order are usually made on the following basis;
1. A HMO property has not been correctly licensed which should have been during the term of a tenancy

2. A tenant is or has suffered harassment by the landlord or the landlords agent

3. Landlord has breached a Prohibition notice an improvement order or a banning notice or improvement notice issued by the Local Authority

4. Violent entry by the landlord or agent

How long does it take from start to finish?
The time taken varies from Tribunal to Tribunal however all Tribunals have a duty to progress a case as speedily as possible. Normally we would expect a hearing and judgment within 3 to 4 months from the start of the case.

What is a House of Multiple Occupation/ HMO?
Currently mandatory licensing applies nationwide to HMOs that:

1. Are occupied by 5 or more people living in more than 1 household; and

2. The occupiers share basic amenities such as washing and cooking facilities.

We have a team of lawyers assisting tenants in the making of applications to the Tribunal for rent repayment orders which we do alongside our tenancy deposit reclaim work. If you think you may have a claim for a rent repayment order and fit the criteria above contact us and we will assess your claim for free and advise you if we believe it is one that is likely to succeed

Have you rented a property since 2007 and your landlord didn't secure your deposit...
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Landlord Deposit Issues Deposit Claims We have dealt with landlord deposit claims since 2007

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'I received my tenancy deposit back from my landlord, can I still make a claim?' - Yes!
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