Six members of staff from Belvoir Shrewsbury and Belvoir Stafford have completed – and successfully passed – the BTEC Level 4 Professional Diploma in Residential Lettings and Management, a course run by The Guild of Letting & Management.
Under the Green Deal, landlords will be able to make energy efficiency improvements without having to pay for them upfront. Tenants will repay the cost of the measures through their energy bill savings whilst enjoying a more energy efficient home.
In this way the Green Deal is mutually beneficial to both landlords and tenants.
The law has been clarified following four significant court cases over the rights of a tenant to sue for a breach of the deposit protection legislation or when deposit money has been protected immediately before a court hearing.
The cases were:-
- Gladehurst Properties Ltd v Hashemi (defence that tenancy had ended)
- Draycott & Draycott v Hannells Letting Limited (deposit protected late)
- Tiensia v Vision Enterprises Ltd (t/a Universal Estates) (deposit protected late)
- Harvey v Bamforth (issued prescribed information late)
Belvoir is proud to announce that staff members from its Shrewsbury and Stafford offices have recently been...
The Green Deal overcomes the ‘spilt incentive’ in the rented sector whereby previously it...
Details relating to the new Localism Act 2011and in particular, deposit protection law in the private rented sector...




