In some circumstances, the losses claimed by a landlord or their agent at the end of a tenancy may exceed the value of a deposit. Where a landlord or letting agent is seeking to recover more than the value of the deposit, a landlord and agent may consider that going...
Damage to fixtures or fittings and the fabric of the property In considering any claim for damage and where liability is disputed, an adjudicator will compare the evidence as to the condition of the property at the start and end of a tenancy in order to establish if...
Using an ADR Service or going to Court over tenancy deposit dispute With consideration to the Overriding Objective in the Civil Procedure Rules of England and Wales, litigation should always be a tool of last resort. In practice, this means that going to Court should...
The end of a tenancy can raise several landlords vs tenant disputes Where an adjudicator in a deposit dispute is satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that the landlord is entitled to claim for damage or redecoration, an adjudicator...
A tenant in a rented property is not required to give the notice to bring the tenancy to an end at the end of a fixed-term tenancy. This is because a fixed term agreement comes to an end at the end of the fixed term, and no periodic tenancy will arise if the tenant...
In this article, an adjudicator explains the importance of an accredited, impartial inventory company in the landlord/tenant relationship during the tenancy cycle