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: The Landlord Law BlogTenancy Deposit Protection ? test case?
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I have been contacted by a London tenant who is bringing a claim against his former landlords and their agents under the tenancy deposit protection legislation. He is looking for a local firm of solicitors to assist him with his claim (preferably on a pro bono or ?no win no fee? basis), which he hopes will be a ?test case?. He tells me that the facts are briefly as follows:- A well-established London based Estate Agency accepted a deposit to be held against a 1-year AST. The Agent registered the read more
Full post as published by The Landlord Law Blog on October 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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