Material information: New rules on advertising homes to let
Rules regarding the information that should be included in advertisements for rental homes have been withdrawn, following the introduction of new legislation.
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Rules regarding the information that should be included in advertisements for rental homes have been withdrawn, following the introduction of new legislation.
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