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Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation Change To Help Landlords Evict Bad Tenants

Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Landlords Can Evict Bad Tenants Faster With Change In Anti-Social Behaviour Legislation New Government legislation preventing Anti-Social Behaviour is going through Parliament this year and the changes in the law could make a huge difference to UK private rental sector (PRS) landlords who have previously had difficulties evicting tenants on the grounds of anti-social behaviour. 2012 [...]

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