Roundup of Common Landlord and Tenant Disputes







to their obligations. Keeping clear records of any violations, including dates and documented communications, will support a landlord’s position should disputes escalate.Tenants should be aware of their rights concerning the return of their deposits. The government mandates that deposits for assured shorthold tenancies be placed in a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme. This requirement ensures that funds are protected and can only be deducted under specific circumstances. If disputes cannot be resol





ieve your rights are being violated, gather evidence of the issues you're facing, such as photos or written communication. You can then approach your landlord to discuss the issues. If the matter remains unresolved, consider seeking legal advice or contacting a tenant advocacy organisation for support.

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