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    Scottish law to protect tenants in arrears

    Scottish law to protect tenants in arrears

    This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 14th August 2012 13:14.

    The Scottish Government has introduced a new law aimed at protecting tenants in the social housing sector with rent arrears from eviction. Under the...

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    Tags: 2012, arrears, atm, councils, debt, england, government, housing, land, landlords, law, new law, private, rent, scotland, scottish, size, social, tenants, unfair
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    Re: Scottish law to protect tenants in arrears

    Such a shame this is Scotland only.

    Could do with it being utilised here in England atm
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      Re: Scottish law to protect tenants in arrears

      Originally posted by kilasuit View Post
      Such a shame this is Scotland only.

      Could do with it being utilised here in England atm
      I agree. But only for social housing because it would be unfair to private landlords who have to put food on the table like everyone else

      Make the councils and the fat cat housing associations be more tolerant with rent arrears though

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