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A year since the Renters' Rights Act became law, and six months since section 21 was consigned to history, our chief policy officer Chris Norris takes stock of what has changed, what hasn't, and what still needs fixing.
A Manchester landlord has seen a property tribunal not only overturn a proposed £50 rent increase, but set a new rent £200 below the amount they were originally charging.
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