Landlord and Tenant

Landlord and Tenant

Our panel of carefully selected Specialist Solicitors are always here to support and assist you when needed.

What is Landlord and Tenant?

Landlords and Tenants relationship is governed by various laws and regulations, including the **Housing Act 1988**, which sets out the rights and responsibilities of both parties, and defines the types of tenancy agreements, such as Assured Shorthold Tenancies (ASTs).

The landlord and tenant act 1985 which outlines the responsibilities of both parties, particularly in relation to maintenance and repair of rented properties.

Landlords: The landlord is the owner of the property who rents it out to a tenant. They are responsible for maintaining the property, ensuring it is safe and habitable, and adhering to legal requirements such as providing a Gas Safety Inspection (GSI) Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and other relevant certificates. Landlords have to supply the current How to Rent Guide and to protect the tenant's deposit in an approved government scheme.

Tenants: The tenant is the individual or group who rents and occupies the property. They are responsible for paying rent, adhering to the terms of the tenancy agreement, and taking care of the property. Tenants have rights to a safe living environment and protection against unfair eviction.

Our Specialist Solicitors are always here to support you.

The landlord and tenant services they can assist with are listed below:

• Anti Social Behaviour
• Breach of Tenancy Agreement
• Debt Recovery
• Defend a Deposit Claim
• Disrepair Claim
• Evictions
• Harassment
• Housing Disputes
• Rent Arrears
• Rent Deposits
• Right to Manage
• Section 8 Notices
• Section 21 Notices
• Tenancy Agreements
• Tenancy Deposit Scheme Dispute

Find out how our panel of Specialist Solicitors can assist you.