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by Giles Peaker | 18 Aug, 2007 | Housing law - All, Possession, Tolerated trespasser

I meant to post about this one a month ago but got sidetracked. A case for any civil legal aid people to note. Funding Certificates are means-tested. Funding issued by practioners under devloved powers can be and is yanked by the Legal Services Commission if...

Riverside Housing v White, House of Lords

by Giles Peaker | 13 May, 2007 | assured-tenancy, Housing law - All, Possession

The Court of Appeal judgment in Riverside suggested that if rent increases hadn't been levied pretty much exactly as per any provision in the tenancy agreement, those increases were invalid. Riverside had levied rent increases later than the date specified...

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