Court of Appeal judgement on 'rent to rent' rent repayment
Tenancy Types and Management

Shaheen

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2 years ago

The Court of Appeal rules that in a rent to rent setting - the superior landlord cannot be asked to repay any rent paid to their tenant (ie the rent to rent landlord).

I think, the ruling has further implications (as the landlord has been ruled not to be liable) on the rent to rent settings. I am going to study it further.

Here is the judgement:

(https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Rakusen-v-Jepsen-judgment.pdf)

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Court of Appeal judgement on 'rent to rent' rent repayment
Tenancy Types and Management