England's Renters' Rights Act Comes Into Force, Ending No-Fault Evictions

The Renters’ Rights Act has come into force in England, ending no-fault evictions for 11 million private tenants, while solicitors reported a surge in last-minute eviction notices served before the ban.

30 Apr, 21:30 — 30 Apr, 21:30

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Renters’ Rights Act comes into force ending no fault evictions for 11 million private tenants

The new reforms ensure landlords must now provide a valid justification for removal

By Vicky Shaw

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England's Renters' Rights Act Comes Into Force, Ending No-Fault Evictions

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